my new pixie

[Lija]

lol, Deedub as always on a point! but i kinda like deechub name better, no offense0

anyhow, Anna, i'm glad you took the gravel out, you can put some stones it if you want, the bigger ones that any size of a frog can't swallow.
and by the way your frog is absolutely adorable!

[annawolv1010]

he eating like a beast but his temp is only 70 humidity is 80 but how can i raise the temp he is in a 20 gallon tall half and half setup any ideas???

[SCF]

Try a 60 W "red bulb" from your LPS. You can get a small light fixture from lowes, homedepot, or even walmart for about 8 bucks (the one that has a clamp for it and says max wattage 75). We suspend ours about 5-6 inches over the tank and the temp sits at 83-87 F. You can also use a UTH (under tank heater) and secure it to the side of your tank for extra heat.

[GrifTheGreat]

Caspian and DeeDub please remain on topic for the sake of the OP.

Also DeeDub no name calling! No matter if you disagree with the OP having gravel that was uncalled for.

Thank you

[Gnag the nameless]

Sorry, Grif

I do have a question that Annawolv may also have:

I've always used large smooth stones for the aquatic part of my frogs tanks. But is there anything else to use? I know sand isn't good for some frogs, and soil would just turn into mud, but are smooth stones the only safe and clean option for underwater substrate?

And I second SCF, the red heat lamps are great and usually cheap, too. UVB bulbs can work as well, but they aren't half as effective in warming up a tank as heat bulbs are. They do provide Vitamin D3, though. One thing I see a lot is two bulbs for one tank: A Heat bulb and a UVB. However, UVB bulbs aren't really necessary as far as I know.

[annawolv1010]

i know its really early to tell but male of female

[SCF]

i know its really early to tell but male of female

it's still too early, like you said.