Live plants for Pacman frogs?

[GrifTheGreat]

Would this type of fixture and bulb be ok? It is a T5 and gives off 25 mircowatts UVB.
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No. you would want the lowest possible UVB output. See about the Exo-Terra Repti-Glo 2.0 I believe it has very low UVB output and works for plants because its a 6500 CFL. Provide as much cover as possible to be safe.

[DeSuper]

No. you would want the lowest possible UVB output. See about the Exo-Terra Repti-Glo 2.0 I believe it has very low UVB output and works for plants because its a 6500 CFL. Provide as much cover as possible to be safe.

Indeed, the repti-glo 2.0's from Exo-Terra have a high light output but low radation, with the necessary cover (plants, hollow log, flower pot) they're ideal lamps for any kind of Ceratrophys.

As for the orginal question, live moss and pothos are fine (allthough this stil gets rooted from time to time), just make sure you have an extra shelter (see above) and that the substrate is about 3 to 5 cms (and upwards depending on the frog's size), so they can dig in.

I hope nothing got lost in translation :-)