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This plant I picked out of my mothers garden, it grows in between the bricks, and on pebbles in a shady spot. Mum called it 'sedge' but I looked up sedge and it looks grass-like, and this is...

Thankyou Larry for the response!

Ugh. It breaks my heart that frogs are kept in less than fair enclosure sizes. [emoji45]
Why anyone would want to keep something that wasn't happy, I don't...

Hi. I'm not sure if this is the right place for this post, or the 'frog' sub forum.

I'm having a moral dilemma that has been at the back of my mind for a while now.
Is my tank big enough for the...

Thanks privet01 for the response

Its a banjo frog, Australian species. I'll copy this into the frog sub forum then. Thanks!

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Hi. I'm not sure if this is the right place for this post...

I'm having a moral dilemma that has been at the back of my mind for a while now.
Is my tank big enough for the frog I want?
The...

Well, today I measured out the line for 10, 11 and 12 inch water width and practiced positioning the piece of glass. It fit best at 11 inch, at 12 the left side was buoyed by the silicon edge and at...

OK. It was suggested elsewhere that I just cut away the silicon to prevent the failure of bonding silicon on silicon! I didn't like that idea, I do not want to compromise the original seal of the...

Thanks privet01,

I've read good and bad about coco fibre matting now, it seems it may not stand the test of time very well, and will rot or break away. Reinforcing it would help with breaking...

OK would it help if I scored the silicon before rubbing a little on it before doing the bead?

I'm trying to prevent failure of the barrier by ensuring a good bond of the silicon. I have read of...

I am thinking of using coco fibre matting, used for hanging baskets and such, as a background for my tank for mainly, probably, creeping fig to attach to in this tank, but definitely other plants in...

So I'm putting a glass divider in my tank and in my tank already there is silicon along the inside edges. I've read that silicon doesn't really stick to silicon, so is there something I can...

Thanks monster they do sound like great frogs...
Wish I could get them here...

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Fire Bellied Toads? I just looked them up, I've heard of them but not seen what they look like...
And Wow! They are amazing!!! Absolutely gorgeous! Its hard to believe that they are real!! [emoji1] ...

Using it instead of the lava rock/clay balls. Pure hardwood charcoal is how it was described to me. Maybe its not the activated stuff?

I've read its very popular to have a layer of charcoal in a...

Yes, trying to do something perfectly the first time is a pretty big obstacle!
That's a very nice tank! What are you going to put in it?



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Thankyou again privet01 for your response!

That's no good about technical issues on the site. I hope something can be done to fix it soon.

I looked at some Scoria/lava rock today at the...

Thankyou privet01 for your response!

I'm glad to hear about technical difficulties because I was wondering why it was so quiet and was a little disappointed about it. :)
I hope it perks up soon!...

Hmm. It says there is 1 reply but I can't see it?

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I'm planning on building a viv and I've come across scoria (lava rock?) being used as a drainage layer instead of, say, leca/clay balls.
Scoria is cheap and so is very appealing to me right now, but...

Hi. Thanks for the reply!
No I didn't look at its feet properly. Although I didn't get the impression that it was a tree frog typa frog. It looks like it might have really thin toes from the pic?...

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Found this little frog after a rainy day in our backyard.
I'm in Young area NSW Australia.
I'm only new to learning about frogs, looks a bit like a marsh frog to me but I'm not sure.
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