Any ideas for new tank

[Tropicok]

Hi folks, glad you're still here. I just bought a used Oceanic tank, 18 x 18 x 24, perfect condition. It has air vents w/ caps, glass cover but with a hood also. So far I've got the hydroballs and netting and I'm mixing my own substrate. I'm not inclined to glue on a background of any kind but will build caves and ledges with rock and wood. Maybe a waterfall. Now for the hard part...I'm think I want dart frogs that are good in a group since this is such a big tank. Any suggestions?
It would be suitable for salamanders and/or chameleons but I think I'll stick to frogs.
Alice

[clownonfire]

Hi Alice, if you are not going to build a background and work mostly on the ground, you could go with D. Tinctorius, a pair of Azureus for example. Or Dendrobates Leucomelas (leucs) who do really well in groups, and are a great starter dart frogs. Stunning, too. These frogs are terrestrial by nature and will enjoy all the space your viv will have. And they are bold, too.

[DonLisk]

Hi Alice, if you are not going to build a background and work mostly on the ground, you could go with D. Tinctorius, a pair of Azureus for example. Or Dendrobates Leucomelas (leucs) who do really well in groups, and are a great starter dart frogs. Stunning, too. These frogs are terrestrial by nature and will enjoy all the space your viv will have. And they are bold, too.

I'll second that.

[Tropicok]

Thanks for advice. Leucs and bumble bees are both in such bright yellow I was thinking about it, also bumble bees are said to have nice voices. The bi-color have beautiful canary like voices that I like also but not that sold on their color. If I could find about 3 more D. auratus to go with the two I have is possible. Three of us at the Zoo yesterday were trying to pick our favorites and naturally we just more confused. I still have time to think about it.

[Tropicok]

The tank will have lots of height in it and may put a moss wall on the back. I just don't want to spread silicone or foam all over the glass. I'm thinking of just small dots of silicone so I can adhere small pots of moss and ferns. Since I'm working on this in the kitchen I'm afraid thats where it may find a permanent display spot. Unless I can find two husky, handsome guys to come in an carry it someplace else.

[Leefrogs]

I think u can cut cardboard to size of your tank, spray on whatever u want and lightly silicone it in place. That way it's removable if u want to change it. Just an idea I had.

what does everyone think?