New member from Colorado!

[BG]

Welkome to the forum. I kept fish for 30 years now. I kept everthing. From goldfish to flowerhorn..Now I'm giving a chance to frogs,and reptiles. Turtles.. you are already ahead of the game cause you know your way around a tank.lol WITH YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND THE FORUMS YOU SHOULD BE OK . Ask away any thing. And don't forget to check out the care sheet section. Your idea I awsome. Can't wait for picks .BTW nice reef tank. I s thY the lEgs nano type sgaure tank.

[ScubaTalonAWD]

Thank you very much.

Truthfully, as I said these frogs are for my daughter, but I am getting excited to get them!

Can anyone answer the couple questions I asked?

Also if I built a platform out of river rocks or something similar, how would I incorporate substrate for the plants? Is there a type of rock I could use that would wick some moisture up from the water to the substrate?

After doing some research I am considering using a method of hydroponic gardening. It is called the wick system. This would mean the growing substrate would be completely separated from the tank water. A few strands of nylon rope or candle wick would then be buried in the substrate and extended into the water column. Water would then be wicked into the substrate as the plants need it. Supposedly this is an easy method to obtain water, and is impossible to over water. I am thinking of a bark/moss substrate if I used this method...