Post pictures of terrarium set ups in here.

P. terribilis mint (same tank 25 to 30 years ago)

P. terribilis orange (in progress)

D. tinctorious lorenzo (25 to 30 years ago)

All 3 tanks have a running water feature.

New Vivarium, pics enclosed

The plants have grown some since then (except the moss, which is still mostly green), still no occupant though.

nice! keep em comming!

here are mine. I just cleaned it and made a new setup today.

Here is my simple 10 gal set-up for 3 metamorph Tincs:

I use a river-rock false bottom and packing tape over the screen lid. The hood flourescent is also taped to the lid with no tape under it. Currently I am using Pothos, and an Umbrella plant. The Umbrella plant is failing(as I thought it would), but has served it's purpose until I was able to get other, more suitable plants! On a side note, I wanted to say that I have not sprayed this tank once(although if needed, I would in a heartbeat!). The first few are of the tank itself, the rest are just specimen pics... Temps are averaging 75-78F, with humidity at an average of 85%.

JBear

Well, here is my current setup for my tincs. It's new but seems to be doing well.

nice tank! keep em up

I am new to the "Dart Frog Scene", but I thought Tincs were a more non-arboreal Dart due to there adult size... Should I be providing more climbibg surfaces? Thanks!

JBear

here is my pretty basic setup for my 3 fire bellied toads. Just a layer of aquarium gravel, covered in douglas fir bark and topped with rinsed spaghum moss...set in an artifical plant and a hide with a sunk in plastic dih for water...pretty simple.

Originally Posted by JBear

I am new to the "Dart Frog Scene", but I thought Tincs were a more non-arboreal Dart due to there adult size... Should I be providing more climbibg surfaces? Thanks!

JBear

No, you are right, they primarily stay on the floor of the viv. I originally planned to have some leucs in there, which I heard climb more, but I fell in love with the tincs in the shop.

Bogalog-

I can't blame you there! I find that Tincs are not only more beautiful, but also more outgoing and courageous! What type of Tinc are you keeping?

JBear

Originally Posted by JBear

Bogalog-

I can't blame you there! I find that Tincs are not only more beautiful, but also more outgoing and courageous! What type of Tinc are you keeping?

JBear

I fear we are getting offtopic... but I keep 2 "patricia" morph tincs in there. The only time i've seen them climbing properly is when they are trying to escape me (when I put them back in their viv after moving house)

Bogalog-

You are right, it is off the topic....My apologies to Deku...

JBear