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Neil is correct. Mosses, and broms, for that matter, like humidity and slightly cooler temps (below 80). It's why they do so well in dart tanks.
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Moss help?
Neil is correct. Mosses, and broms, for that matter, like humidity and slightly cooler temps (below 80). It's why they do so well in dart tanks.
Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world ~ Nelson Mandela
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Re: Moss help?
Humidity I can adjust easily, but I thought for whites tree frogs the humidity was about 40-60? Woukd it be too high for them? As for temperature, the tank tends to run warm, not sure how to cool it.
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