Leopard frog questions/help

[jasonm96]

Just try and see how it goes, take temps from both end of the tank.

I've not had algae problems as of yet and the bacteria that builds up is beneficial like gravel in fish tanks. Pothos or Chinese evergreen grows well in it as well. If you keep the moss too moist then there might be problems, so the water line should be kept below it.

[Magoop]

Just try and see how it goes, take temps from both end of the tank.

I've not had algae problems as of yet and the bacteria that builds up is beneficial like gravel in fish tanks. Pothos or Chinese evergreen grows well in it as well. If you keep the moss too moist then there might be problems, so the water line should be kept below it.

Awesome, you've been a lot of help.

I keep forgetting that I don't have movement restrictions any more so if I have to muck around with tank set up I can actually do it and not have to rely on anyone helping me. I had to basically back seat build the tank when I had to move the frog to the ten gallon once he started to morph.

I got a copy of the book you recommended so I'll be reading through that and planning out my set up.
Quick question: the size of gravel matter? I'm assuming the larger and rougher the rocks the better they will be at piling, would that be correct?

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[jasonm96]

Haha, I'm happy to help

I prefer pea gravel to pebbles or that sandy sort of gravel. It's easier to slope and hold in place. You can also use hydro balls for the land part, cork bark in the middle and then gravel on the water, this weighs a lot less.