Some terrarium plans!

[Deku]

Even if you can keep more frogs in a set up like this... Just go for a maximum of 5 fire bellied toads.


You should'nt mix other species (not saying you were suggesting so), here is a list of more aquatic frogs:
1)Green Frog(Rana pipens?) only keep a pair at most
2)Indonesian floating frog(heard it somewhere but know nothing about it)
3)Budgett's frog(Only keep ONE these little b@$tOrds have sharp teeth and a nasty attitude. My friend got bit by one, not really a nice bite.)


I am s ure there are more frogs. But thats all I can think of for now. As for the water features. Make sure its a gentle water feature. Don't try to make it into a rain chamber as a set up. I wanted to do that once, but learnt its not really good to be constantly "raining". Even the amazonian forests dont have that much rain. For doing that water feature I would recommend getting a duetto pump.

[1beataway]

I was going to recommend not going with 10, but for some reason I left it out. I was using the example to show you can get at least a couple in there. lol

[Kurt]

You should'nt mix other species (not saying you were suggesting so), here is a list of more aquatic frogs:
1)Green Frog(Rana pipens?) only keep a pair at most
2)Indonesian floating frog(heard it somewhere but know nothing about it)

I would avoid most Ranids in a tank of this size, especially green frogs Lithobates clamitans melanota. These frogs have powerful legs that can launch them quickly away from danger. They can be skittish as well. You combine those two elements in a small tank like a 20 and you will have a bruised and battered frog. BTW. Lithobates pipiens is the northern leopard frog.

[Deku]

Sorry kurt. I always get those confused. :P And I know. But thats all I could think of that could go in that set up. I think maybe for the first year of their lives he could have one or a pair. Rather itd be one. Then hed need a 40breeder or a 55g.

[Kurt]

No need to apolgize.