Is this possible...

[ejh805]

Tim,

It's not too expensive depending on how it's done.
I went and got some glass cut (around $7), a tube of silicone sealant ($4), and a water filter (mine cost about $30, but this varies greatly depending on what you decide on). Totally worth the money.
Plus I put some fake plants in and fixed some rocks to the top of the glass so there wouldn't be a sharp edge for the frog to cut himself on. Really depends on how elaborate you want to make it

[Wicked frogs]

Thank you. I'm going to get it done within in a couple months but over all i thought it was going to be more expensive than that.

[DeeDub]

Cohabitating: They are just fine to keep together. They thrive with tank mates especially as youngsters (I know your's are not really frogletts anymore). I kept 4 together up until recently. I sold my 3 females and kept the male. Feeding time was the only problem time for me. If I did a mass feeding frenzy with crickets or earth worms they would grab each other, but usually it was harmless and didn't lead to any injuries. The key is keeping them well fed, and monitoring during feeding.

50/50 tank. You could do a water feature in your exo terra. It just won't be very deep, which is fine. As far as filtration goes don't mess around with cheap filters. Just get a decent sized cannister to start. I went through three filters before I broke down and bought a good sized cannister. I spent 40 bucks on the first tetra fauna 501, then another 50 on a waterfall filter (used in conjuction with the 501) and still had to change out the filter and water every 3-5 days. Not worth it. I could have bought a nice Marineland to begin with given the money I spent. I ended up getting a Hydor premier 20 for 80 bucks ( I had a coupon for 25 bucks off next purchase so I got it for 55). It works great. It even did a great job when I had all 4 in the same tank.

Final word/2 cents: Put em together with a nice water feature. They are bullfrogs and love the water.