10 gallon vertical dartfrog terrarium construction

[scribbles]

Wow, very nice.

[John]

The three terrariums shown earlier in this thread, but now at the end of July:



All three terrariums have a breeding pair of Imitating Dart Frogs, Ranitomeya imitator, formerly known as Dendrobates imitator.
The left terrarium houses a newly matured pair of the "Standard Intermedius" race.
The center terrarium houses a very prolific breeding pair of the "Tarapoto" race.
The right terrarium houses a breeding pair of the "Varadero" race (aka "Jeberos").

[Jace]

Amazing, John. Thanks for sharing the process and explaining it in detail.

[mikebannon]

wooow!!! there awsome!

[noob]

i want to do this so bad but i would have no idea where to start a step by step video would be amazing im going to get all the items needed to do this i got it from that link you put up im going to do it with a 20 gallen tank for im going to get a whites tree frog the only thing that i dont undersand and would not feel good with are making the screens and false bottoms.

[John]

I'm not sure it would be good for a White's Tree Frog because those frogs require significant ventilation - the conversion I've shown here is geared towards dart frogs because they don't require much (actually, almost no) ventilation.

[JimO]

That is great John. Thanks for sharing it. I'm getting ready to put a 20-gal vert together for my new pair of pumilio cristobals (my first pums - I'm so excited). I've used Gorilla glue rather than silicon to attached the fiber material to the backing. Is there a reason you prefer silicon? Most of my vivs have fern panel backing so I'm new with the great stuff method. The Gorilla glue expanded a little so I had to press more fiber into it before it fully cured, but it seemed to do the job.