Tupperware Pond

[Manely024]

if you use a big tupperware container it would be like a big water dish. You would have a change the water daily or every other day (no need for a filter/pump). Have you tried using an aquarium and having half water half land? or all water with islands? I think it would be much less maintenance

Really? I always figured it would be more of a hassle. I have no idea what i am doing when it would come to building a set up like that. is it very hard?

[PandaLove21]

Its really not hard at all. My current set up is a 10g aquarium with a pump (not a filter) to keep the water circulating. I have lots of leaves for them to climb on (pothos) and large river rocks for them to climb on. My water is 2-3 inches deep and I do a partial water change once a week and a total cleaning monthly. I also have a mystery snail to help with algae.

Your set up kinda depends on what your specific toads like. Mine prefer shallow water, some like deep, some like almost none (a bowl). I used to have partial water partial land but my toads just dug up 'the beach' and turned it all into water anyway. I made the land portion out of piled aquarium rocks and covered it with a inch of moss. So really its up to you. Whatever makes your specific toads happy

[Manely024]

well, I figured that since the tupperware i was planning on using is about half the size of my terrarium anyways, and about 3 1/2 inches deep. I figured it would make cleaning the water part much easier, separating completely the water and land. For reference, i have a terrarium 20x10 and the tupperware is 10x10

[mapdoggis]

My setup is aquarium with whisper filter and a Tupperware island. Deep water (3-4" depending on evaporation) where one can dive off stuff and swim. Access to the top of my 10i so some can sit in that flowing water. A waterfall of feeder bowls so they can soak at their leisure. A couple of love dens. I have 6 very happy frogs.