New 25 gallon vivarium

[John]

Very nice indeed. Is the divider a sheet of glass or something else? I wish you luck keeping the terrestrial substrate out of the water though ;(.

[SludgeMunkey]

Looks god to me1

You will have to net some floating substrate out of the water feature occasionally, however, if you add a bit of terrestrial moss, live or otherwise as a "door mat" At the entrance to the water feature, this will keep any stray substrate in the water to a minimum.

Excellent work!

[Jace]

Looks god to me1

You will have to net some floating substrate out of the water feature occasionally, however, if you add a bit of terrestrial moss, live or otherwise as a "door mat" At the entrance to the water feature, this will keep any stray substrate in the water to a minimum.

Excellent work!

Thanks! And an excellent idea about the terrestrial moss. I will have to give that a try as I am using a small fishing net to get the bits of substrate out. The toads think it's a game, though, as they swim into the net and won't come out!!

John, we used a piece of plexiglass for the divider, and just cut it down to size. I'm thinking I should have angled it a bit higher for more water, but so far the toads aren't complaining. We know what to do different for next time.

[SludgeMunkey]

B. orientalis really enjoy having aquatic plants in their water features. They generally do not dive deep. Mine is chocked with java moss which they enjoy hanging out on top of.

[Jacob]

Loving the Tank! Also the Plexiglass Seperator is Perfectly Placed down, Very nice.

[JeffX]

I love the tank. It looks good. Good luck keeping the substrate from getting into the water. My FBT's are always dragging stuff into the water of their tanks.

[Username]

Loving It! how Much did it cost that is a very nice tank, Its also a creative one. And its perfect for FBT. Question, Is it a bother to clean it? It looks like it would be.