First attempt at building a fake background.

[DonLisk]

Yeah that's why I figured doing a screen at the bottom and at the top. So your saying I should do roughly 2 inch screen at the bottom and like 4 at the top

Yes. Air flows in and out easier and if ever needed, a fan can be aimed at the top or bottom to cool or create more airflow.

[thadmy]

After a night of drying its time to cover the walls.

[DonLisk]

Nice. If you have not began putting the silicone to it you can cut in some ledges and overhangs with a sharp knife. I cut in crevasses, ledges and such pretty dramatically since the silicone fills them in fast and they end up covered mostly if not exaggerated. I also like to cut out under some locations I made for plants on occasion.

Doing this gives more depth and less interior space taken up by all the GS.

[thadmy]

I did cut out some crevasses that I'm going to put some pond stones in to make it look like a cliff, but I was wondering what the best way and thing to use for a water dish and also should I use a feeding dish for my clowns or will they not use it.

[DonLisk]

I use the reptile water dishes that look like stones for my tree frogs. I have places to set them instead of permanently installed since they should be rinsed with every water change.

I use the glass bowl method for feeding and my Red Eyes do fine so I don't see why the Clowns wouldn't mind it.

[thadmy]

If I wanted to make a small pool for them and grow bamboo how could I do that seeing how the only space I have left that is empty in the tank is what would be the side panel which is only 19 inches

[DonLisk]

You can use some eggcrate to block off a section with screen around the eggcrate. The have your drainage layer over the whole bottom except the area you have sectioned off where the water will be exposed.

Here is a link to Mikes build which he does similar.
http://www.frogforum.net/vivarium-te...ium-build.html