New member, great site.

[deranged chipmunk]

If you are going for a 100g paludarium, then i would go for fire bellies. But research a bunch of different species and then build to suit. Which version of 100g is it? 48"?

[Benedicta]

Hmmmr how about lighting for your setup ???
The right type...i still have problems with lighting that is good for the plants :\
we dont get good choices here

[deranged chipmunk]

Hmmmr how about lighting for your setup ???
The right type...i still have problems with lighting that is good for the plants :\
we dont get good choices here

Are you in a smaller town of malaysia? I know for a fact that t5ho lighting is available there. I know a few planted tank guys from kuala lumpur that run them with 6500k bulbs.

[Nevin]

If you are going for a 100g paludarium, then i would go for fire bellies. But research a bunch of different species and then build to suit. Which version of 100g is it? 48"?

Sorry for the late reply. Also, sadly no =(, it is a normal 24" x 48" aquarium, rectangular. I am still doing reading to see what species would do best in this type of tank, the top would be a screen top. It looks like many of the tree frogs or White's tree frog would do well. (Correct me if I am wrong)

Frogs are a new thing to me, so it will be a learning experience.

[Aaron Boswell]

Welcome to the forum Nevin, I've just got 4 fire bellied toads in my 20g and they are really cool toads very active, very friendly towards each other (after owning Crayfish for years this is a relief) My setup is a eggcrate false floor island, Grouted Foam Background and about 4 - 5" water pool with a filter sending it thru a waterfall built into the background. When I was doing research I found alot of people saying they do best in water they can touch the bottom and still stick there head out of and they also need some kind of ramp/steps to get in and out of the water. With your size tank u could comfortably house quite a few toads and make some nice features for them.

[Nevin]

Welcome to the forum Nevin, I've just got 4 fire bellied toads in my 20g and they are really cool toads very active, very friendly towards each other (after owning Crayfish for years this is a relief) My setup is a eggcrate false floor island, Grouted Foam Background and about 4 - 5" water pool with a filter sending it thru a waterfall built into the background. When I was doing research I found alot of people saying they do best in water they can touch the bottom and still stick there head out of and they also need some kind of ramp/steps to get in and out of the water. With your size tank u could comfortably house quite a few toads and make some nice features for them.

Thank you for the reply, and that was what I was hoping to hear... I want something that will look good, make the frogs feel comfortable, and give them a suitable living environment. I am hoping having a bit of a larger tank will make them feel more "at home" I guess you can say.