New here + Tank pix!

[Climberj27]

Hello all, been into the hobby not long only 2 months.

Currently only have 1 tank which is a FBT 20 gal long set-up. I am hoping to start a 15 gal tall set-up for a pair of clown tree frogs after I get accustomed to caring for my FBT and their plant friends.

Below is a few pix I took of Hermie and Ellie my mated pair and their habitat.

I am super new to this and would prefer opinions and criticisms.



Edit: For the plant perfectionists out there perhaps someone could tell me the different plants I have on the waterfall side. I found those plants at Lowe's in a small terrarium jars on my local clearance rack for DEEEEP discounts like 9 bucks for all the plants, but the tag the jar came with had no indication of what the plants are. Info would be greatly accepted here!!!

I am also in the brainstorm stage of a DIY rainfall system that can expand to eventually fit 1-3 tanks if you have any DIY threads

[DonLisk]

Great tank and love the fogger

[S13]

Dude that's sick! I saw those bamboo sticks at Petsmart last night while I was getting crickets. I'm interested in using those in future projects. I would like to use them in a tree frog environment though. What are the care requirements on those bamboo sticks? Thanks and welcome by the way.

[Climberj27]

Dude that's sick! I saw those bamboo sticks at Petsmart last night while I was getting crickets. I'm interested in using those in future projects. I would like to use them in a tree frog environment though. What are the care requirements on those bamboo sticks? Thanks and welcome by the way.

Thnx Omar! Petsmart is pricey for bamboo. I found a potted plant of 6 pieces tied together with twist ties at lowe's in the plant area (4 curly and 2 straight) for much cheaper than petsmart.
Check the garden area in main-street stores before you commit.


Care is easy for bamboo I just came home and de potted the bamboo and un-wound the twist ties. clean them off from the rocks they did live in, and just jammed the root end in a substance a few inches and any piece should live for a while with how moist our tanks get.