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[jesslovesfrogs90]

Thanks for the input :-) I was thinking Dendrobates auratus 'Highland Bronz'.
I want something bright, active, can be housed together and likes to do some climbing. I'm begging to think a misting system is a better choice. As it will mimic rainfall for the frogs and be better than a fogger for the plants. I would love to have some bromiliads. They're pretty and I've read a lot that the frogs love em! I'd like 2 to 4 frogs in a 24x18x18 vivarium.

[jarteta97]

A misting system would definitely be better IMO. I'm not sure, are auratus better housed in pairs or groups? Hoping someone else can tell me, because they are my dream frogs lol

[deranged chipmunk]

a misting sytem would be better. Mistking systems are the best. that exo monsoon is a joke. they work great for a little while, but they have a few design flaws. i personally, went through three of them within a year before i decided enough was enough. IMHO, foggers are more for effect then adding humidity. i have used several, and the gains in humidity were negligible at best.

D. Auratus are primarily a shy,terrestrial frog. pretty frogs though. if you want a larger, bright climber, you can't beat any of the D. Leucomelas morphs.

[Vivariums In The Mist]

MistKing all day! If I use a fogger, it really is only for the effect of it and it is in conjunction with a MistKing system.

[jesslovesfrogs90]

Josh, on "josh's frogs" it says they are a group frog. Which is exactly what I want.

[Vivariums In The Mist]

Leucs are a great group frog too. As are any of the morphs of Terribilis.

Josh, on "josh's frogs" it says they are a group frog. Which is exactly what I want.

[jesslovesfrogs90]

Thanks for all the feedback guys :-) I swear I've been obsessing over all the neat things to make a beautiful and healthy frog vivarium! I've combined a bunch of good ideas just through researching, asking questions, looking at pictures and videos. Between this forum, josh's frogs and youtube, I've gotten a lot of help so far. I think I have finally decided to go with 4 leucomelas 'fine spots' :-)