Thanks for your concern. I completely understand you guys.
Temp: 77F
Humidity: 84%
LxWxH: 29x12x13

Believe me I know all about quarantining things. I soak all the plants in a very salty & sugary solution for about 30 seconds. which generally kills most things off, and quarantine them for a few weeks. I did this for plants I found in the lake. I had a lot of success breeding bettas and raising their fry.
Those yellow and purple wildflowers just bloomed when I switched in some flowering bulbs. I had no idea they would flower... I was trying to see what the tank looked like under colormax bulbs, seeing that Dendrobates leucomelas doesn't need any specific lighting. All the plants and moss have been doing well the past 4 months in about 100% humidity all day long (before I had frogs in there). Admittedly some plants didn't seem to tolerate the high humidity, but the ones in there now have been thriving under jungle conditions.
I was thinking on getting a few bromeliads, to give the frogs a place to soak. Are they big enough for an adult? I just have a shallow reptile bowl in there.
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