Guidance needed...enclosure decorating...

[KaKaylee757]

What size enclosure is he in?
What do you have so far?
Like you said - do what pleases you.

Your're a fully fledged 'froggy nurse' now you should be very proud.
Where would he be without you?

Lynn

Thank you Lynn! I would have been completely lost without the support and knowledge of members of this forum (and maybe my vet a little bit ). I am so happy that I found it!

He's in an Exo Terra 18x18x24 tank with double front doors. I literally threw EVERYTHING away when this parasite issue came up, it just wasn't worth the risk to me. So, I'm pretty much starting over. He's been in a very, very bare tank with a half log to hide in for forever now. I know I need plants and things, and I think I'm going to go the artificial route for maintenance reasons. It's one adventure after another!

I'll definitely take a peek in some albums. I just need to find a good place to buy things.

Thank you so, so much again!

[pettios]

I recommend checking out Josh's Frogs for tank decorations. I've called them several times and they are very helpful. Plus, they have pictures of sticks/branches so you have an idea of what you would be getting. I'm looking forward to seeing your redecorated tank!

[flybyferns]

Thank you Lynn! I would have been completely lost without the support and knowledge of members of this forum (and maybe my vet a little bit ). I am so happy that I found it!

He's in an Exo Terra 18x18x24 tank with double front doors. I literally threw EVERYTHING away when this parasite issue came up, it just wasn't worth the risk to me. So, I'm pretty much starting over. He's been in a very, very bare tank with a half log to hide in for forever now. I know I need plants and things, and I think I'm going to go the artificial route for maintenance reasons. It's one adventure after another!

I'll definitely take a peek in some albums. I just need to find a good place to buy things.

Thank you so, so much again!

I think the artificial plant plan is a good one for now. Warning---inspect it very carefully!
You will want to be sure there are no 'pointy' tips on leaves, of course. There is wire under the plastic covered stems.
Examine it to be sure there is no expose wire anywhere as it can cause injuries. This is a good idea for him. You can pull the plastic plants and wash away all the 'bugs' It's not a huge investment. If it gets yuckie---just toss it. He will really appreciate some nice big leaves positioned up high in his enclosure !