So finally I am moving my three ACF to a 40g breeder which should be a nice upgrade from their current 20g set up which they are starting to out grow..
The tank is about 17 inches high and L 36 x W 18 .. I was thinking about going no top though but keeping the water levels relatively low (maybe 13" deep). The reason for this is because I planned on having plants (anubias) growing "out" of the water attached to driftwood.
I am trying to go for a biotope tank and I believe anubias is native to the natural habitat of these frogs also anubias is a marsh/bog plant which I heard actually grows much better when not completely submerged so I am hoping for nice growth on those plants.
My real concern is the frogs jumping out of the tank without a cover. I've had my 20g with and without a lid and not had any problems but I know they are very capable of jumping out so I do keep a lid on it since I keep the water level in that tank pretty close to the top with 1" for breathing space.
Does anyone think that any clawed frog on earth could leap out of a tank when the water depth is kept 13" in a 17" tall aquarium? I honestly would put a glass lid on top but one of my driftwood pieces stands so tall it actually is taller than the tanks height.
I will take pictures when I can.