Welcome to the forum. I have 5 red eyes myself and I love them. Just remember when you're setting up a red eye tank just think dense jungle and height. They like to climb and they like to sleep on the underside of large leaves. Is there a reason you don't want to go with real plants? They do help with the humidity. If you have a light fixture there are a lot of easy to keep plants they require very little care. I could give you some ideas if you change your mind. Check out the care article on the left. You can also check out my photo album for a picture of my red eye tank. It has greatly grown in since I set it up but it gives you an idea.



I've collected frogs since high school not real ones but as a surprise my darling daughter bought me a red eyed tree frog at Herp show. (OK it was a look at the froggie and not at the 6 tarantulas and the snake I bought Mom present) She helped me set up it habitat and Norbert seemed happy and ate well. But I saw that they should have atleast one room mate. So I mentioned next Herp show we should get him a roomie. It just so happened when the next Herp show came I was in the hospital and yup I got a new frog and she got another 6 tarantulas
not knowing the dear hubby put Rana the new Red eyed tree frog right on in with Norbert, they came from the same breeder and chances are brother and sister. HE still seems ok shes settling in. I assume he being slimmer is a male and her being chunkier in the belly a female. I am trying to set up their spacious 30 gallon home. I am a stay at home wife so I mist myself to keep the humidity up, we breed our own crickets due to my daughters tarantula addiction. Always gut loaded. Any suggestions for their new pad are welcomed. I am pretty sure I want artificial plants. Trying to do this right the first time so any suggestions welcome.
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