So.........I was thinking poison dart frogs(:

[JimO]

The only thing that I would add to Berkmike's advice (very good and concise) is to emphasize that a thicker leaf litter (3+ inches deep) will facilitate sustaining healthy populations of springtails, isopods/woodlice, and other microfauna. Not only do they provide a variety of food, but springtails feed on fungi and isos/woodlice will act as an effective cleanup crew - even consuming the frog droppings.

[berksmike]

Cheers guys.
Just to reiterate the point about leaf litter - not only does it provide great place for springs and isopods I have also found it can help increase boldness in shy frogs (particularly thumbnails). I use a mixture of oak leaves, which break down relatively quickly, as well as dried magnolia leaves which last a very long time and are very popular with springtails. Tropical seed pods also great - I use almond pods, savu pods and sapucuja shells

[froglover27]

Cheers guys.
Just to reiterate the point about leaf litter - not only does it provide great place for springs and isopods I have also found it can help increase boldness in shy frogs (particularly thumbnails). I use a mixture of oak leaves, which break down relatively quickly, as well as dried magnolia leaves which last a very long time and are very popular with springtails. Tropical seed pods also great - I use almond pods, savu pods and sapucuja shells

Thanks for your help!! Anywho does anyone know a cheap, easy, reliable place to buy springtails, etc? Also, can they be the staple diet for darts?? Thanks a bunch