Newbie here.

[blood4eva69]

Hey Eli,

So your breaded dragon--did you use panco or something else?

Yup, with Parmesan cheese and some parsley, salt and pepper. lol.. sorry i was sleepy when i typed that in.

[Lacibeth]

Yup, with Parmesan cheese and some parsley, salt and pepper. lol.. sorry i was sleepy when i typed that in.

Now I'm hungry.

[blood4eva69]

Another question: should i use drift wood or rocks...maybe both? which one will my AGTF LIKE MOST? any ideas for the tank?

[LilyPad]

I have drift wood in my tanks as well as river rocks in the water and river rocks to cover any open spaces on the substrate. They hate getting substrate on them! Branches branches branches, I can't stress that one enough!

[blood4eva69]

... I can't stress that one enough!

Yes i have read this over and over lol.. Ok what about any other rock that is not a river rock?

[BG]

Welcome to the hobie Eli . Looks like you're ready to have some fun. Nice looking male green tree frog!! You're definitely in the rite place . Cant wait to see some updates.

[BG]

Welcome to the hobie Eli . Looks like you're ready to have some fun. Nice looking male green tree frog!! You're definitely in the rite place . Cant wait to see some updates.

Eli all i can say is wow. Your tank looks great .

[UncleChester]

Here's a good article on what wood is safe Caudata Culture Articles - Wood in Vivaria ocean driftwood is not recommended, freshwater driftwood is fine.

Don't worry about him being lonely. Apart from yearning for someone to have a one night stand with, they don't really care about other frogs. It's no problem to keep him on his own. But don't let that stop you from getting a bigger tank so you have space for two

Lots and lots of high up perching and hiding spots are in order. I keep one in a viv with fake rock wall made from cement (pics in my vivarium album). My frog spends roughly equal time on the rocks, the plants, and the tree branch, so I don't think I'd say he has a preference apart from hanging out in the upper half of the tank most of the time.

Pothos is the standard vivarium plant. Nice leaves to rest on, and super easy to grow if you are new to keeping plants alive. If you want a light to help your plants out, a simple compact fluorescent works just fine, get one of the cooler colour ones (5500-6500K colour temperature).

[LilyPad]

Living on Lake Michigan, I didn't even think about ocean driftwood! Good catch there!

[blood4eva69]

For that info. I will rwad up onthis . I have another question : what are some signs of illness I should look at for?