Help!!! Mold

[Strider18]

Mold growth is natural in new tanks If you have isopods and springtails they will love the mold! Either way the mold will subside soon, no need to worry I hope this helps!

[Sothfo]

Mold growth is natural in new tanks If you have isopods and springtails they will love the mold! Either way the mold will subside soon, no need to worry I hope this helps!

ok thanks so do i need to dry out the wood or anything or just leave it?

[Strider18]

What kind of tank is it? Is it a dart frog tank? Also, do you have a false bottom to allow water to drain? I would just leave it if your tank has been set up for a few days. The mold is just a natural process in cycling a tank. I hope this helps!

[Sothfo]

What kind of tank is it? Is it a dart frog tank? Also, do you have a false bottom to allow water to drain? I would just leave it if your tank has been set up for a few days. The mold is just a natural process in cycling a tank. I hope this helps!

idk what kind of frog to put in it yet i was thinking small tree reed frogs and there is not a false bottom

[Strider18]

How long has the tank been set up? I would highly consider redoing the tank and adding a false bottom so your cage doesn't end up stinking really bad, especially since you are thinking of getting reed frogs which need more water if possible. You will not regret a false bottom in your tank trust me! I hope this helps!

[Sothfo]

How long has the tank been set up? I would highly consider redoing the tank and adding a false bottom so your cage doesn't end up stinking really bad, especially since you are thinking of getting reed frogs which need more water if possible. You will not regret a false bottom in your tank trust me! I hope this helps!

a few weeks the plants are grown in already its too late in my opinon but i never do false bottoms what kind of frog do u reccomend for a 12x12x18 tall exo terra rainforest setup

[Strider18]

In a tank this small, I would maybe put a dart frog or 2 and MAYBE 1 tree frog or possibly a reed frog but reed frogs need more water than land from what I understand. I hope this helps!