My ACF setup

[Collegekid]

Thanks for the suggestions, I'll keep my eyes open. As far as the hole in the cave, I'll try to figure something out. I wonder if there is anything I can cover it with, like a mesh of some sort. I know I can't put metal in, but maybe plastic mesh or something with a smilar design so air could still get out. Then I'd have to figure out how to attach it, I assume all glues that would withstand water are toxic. I don't know, I'll figure something out.

Yay pictures! Alright...
All of these are in the first picture:
Bottom right guy (stretched out)
Little one on the left
And in the upper right corner the one on the left

I'm not super picky though, they are all beautiful, healthy looking little frogs and I'd be happy to have any of them, but those guys caught my attention, particularly the first two I listed.

I really wish I could have them now! but I want to make sure the tank is cycled so nothing bad happens to them. Soon though, the wait is killing me!

[Jenste]

no worries!!! these are really durable little guys!

when ever you are ready just let me know. just curious, but how are you cycling that it would only take two weeks? most fishless cycles take 6-8 weeks. are you seeding the tank? if you are, are you feeding the bacteria so it doesn't starve?

[budugly]

I saw you mentioned something about glue, I own land hermit crabs at times people want to glue things down to make second levels for climbing they use aquaium "glue" or you know the stuff that they use that holds the sides together. If they use that in aquariums why can't you use it on your decorations? I use the plastic mat that people buy in the craft section to make hook rugs, comes in all sizes and is dirt cheap and cuts easy & mount on the side of my tank for my crabs to climb on. I paid .97 for i think a 12 x 12' square of it. just an idea to use to cover your hole,and it's small enough the frog can't get any bod part stuck in it either.