Wild Moss safe?

[Paul Rust]

How is Yoki doing? Are you going to get another one?

[Jace]

Yoki is doing pretty good-I hope. He calls all the time, so I take that as a good sign. I have been to every single pet store trying to find another one, but no luck. They bring them in as just "tree frogs" so the one place I always buy from brought some in, but they turned out to be green tree frogs. I am rather desperate trying to find another one at this moment.

[Socrates]

Well when I go up to my families house up in Wisconsin I'm grabbing some rocks w/ lichen and/or moss or both (woot!). It's out in the country w/ no pesticides/herbicides or any other nasty chemicals.

[Paul Rust]

Well when I go up to my families house up in Wisconsin I'm grabbing some rocks w/ lichen and/or moss or both (woot!). It's out in the country w/ no pesticides/herbicides or any other nasty chemicals.

That's what I do, it's all natural and looks great. The only thing you need to be careful of is certain kinds of wood. Johnny (sludgemunkey) wrote a great article on this subject.
http://www.caudata.org/cc/articles/wood.shtml

[Ebony]

Here is a photo of some of the Moss's that I put in my enclosures. They really do beautify your enclosure.

[Socrates]

That's what I do, it's all natural and looks great. The only thing you need to be careful of is certain kinds of wood. Johnny (sludgemunkey) wrote a great article on this subject.
http://www.caudata.org/cc/articles/wood.shtml

Ya I have read that article before (I'm a member on Caudata.org as well). It is an excellent reference for all of ones wood needs haha.

[Andry]

Thank you Paul for the article! Great info. and Ebony, thanks for the pics!

[Paul Rust]

You are welcome.