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Grapewood
Sorry I have been asking so many questions lately but I am really interested in this and would like to learn more stuff about frogs from my fellow forum membersAnyways, I was wondering if anyone here uses grapewood for their terrariums? I was wondering because I have some grapevines in my bacuard, but I heard that it grows a gray mold that is deadly to frogs. Is this true? Thanks everyone!
Re: Grapewood
Yes Grapevine wood does not work well in humid environments. It will quickly mold and decay. It will grow a grey mold that you do not want anywhere near the frogs.
Grapevine works great for lizards and snakes that don't require the high humidity that our Amphibian friends require.
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Re: Grapewood
Ok, I was just wondering because I have a pacific chorus frog right now that doesn't require much humidity so I was keeping it in their before. Luckily I took it out and read about that as soon as I read about the mold.
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