Is there a substrate that doesn't break down? I also saw on YouTube people use foam to make backgrounds, i want nice water feature incorporated into the background
Is there a substrate that doesn't break down? I also saw on YouTube people use foam to make backgrounds, i want nice water feature incorporated into the background
Eric, for your first attempt at building a vivarium, I wouldn't try a water feature. The frogs don't need them and they can often be more trouble than they're worth. Once you've made a couple of vivs, then you might want to research and try a water feature. As for substrates, I don't know of any that will never break down. Five years is pretty good for a substrate and by then you'll probably want to redo it anyway so that you can try something new. Again, I'd go for effective, but easy for your first viv attempt.
Surinam Cobalts, Green & Bronze Auratus, Azureus, Leucs, Variabilis & Azureiventris
What if i wanted to make my own background? Also wouldn't cleaning it out after 5 years mean I have to start over from scratch?
Yeah, I'm not a fan of water features and although they sound simple, usually create problems later on. Pumps making noise, going out, a separated hose or clogged.... all make for a real mess unless planned out well enough to be accessible without disturbing the frogs and tearing up the hole tank.
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1.1.1 Bumblebee Dart Frog - Dendrobates leucomelas
1.1.0 Dendrobates truncatus - Yellow Striped
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1.1.0 - Dendrobates tinctorius - Powder Blue
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Well I have two of those tetra in tank filters I was thinking of using those instead of a pump, also how do I make my own background in a way that's safe for y frogs
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