Will this setup work?

[Badger]

I am not an expert on FBT's, but I suppose it all depends on how cold it gets where you are. You may need heating in the winter. There are lots of care sheets out there, google it up. And 30 crickets a day if they are juveniles, most juvenile frogs of all kinds get fed every day. Once adults then 2-3 times a week is fine.

[DJMonty]

Okay, thanks.

How would I heat the tank for them in the winter?

[Badger]

Aquarium water heater, overhead lighting, under-tank-heating pad, all sorts of options. pick one and I'll be happy to explain lol

[DJMonty]

How does an under tank heating pad work?

[Badger]

It's basically a pad that you stick to the bottom or side of your terrarium/aquarium that heats up. Plugs into the wall. I have never used them, but they are pretty popular. Some people have had problems with them overheating, shorting out etc. though. I personally use lights.

[crazkt]

It's basically a pad that you stick to the bottom or side of your terrarium/aquarium that heats up. Plugs into the wall. I have never used them, but they are pretty popular. Some people have had problems with them overheating, shorting out etc. though. I personally use lights.

I think the heating pads are for use only with a dry (or the dry side of a) tank. I've heard that using a heating pad with an aquatic tank can crack the glass if the difference between the water temp and the pad is too great. Do you know if this is true? Personally, if you want to heat the water, I'd go for an aquatic heater that is used for aquariums, and I'd use lights for the rest of the tank. But unless your house gets really cold in the winter, you might not need any heating. They're good in 68-78 (Fahrenheit) 20-25.5 C (?) temps and are ok with occasional drops to 60F/15.5C.