My GTF 60Gal terrarium

[Griffin]

thank you guys so much for all the comments.i built a moonlight for night viewing and looks really neat,i will try to get a picture of it tonight and post it

[UncleChester]

That looks terrific! The only thing I'd say is to put something like leaf litter or sheet moss over the substrate to help keep it from sticking to the frogs, though they look to be pretty clean as it is.

Please give us updated pics after another few weeks so we can watch the jungle grow

[Griffin]

That looks terrific! The only thing I'd say is to put something like leaf litter or sheet moss over the substrate to help keep it from sticking to the frogs, though they look to be pretty clean as it is.

Please give us updated pics after another few weeks so we can watch the jungle grow

im trying to find some clean leaf litter here in las vegas but cant seem to find any this time of year(go figure cant find dead leaves).and i will keep you guys updated with new pics in a few weeks to a month

[Griffin]

i tried to get a picture of the moon-light last night but the camera wouldnt capture it,i guess too low level of light

[UncleChester]

i tried to get a picture of the moon-light last night but the camera wouldnt capture it,i guess too low level of light

It can be hard to capture the mood of low lighting. If your camera has a manual exposure mode, you can muck around with that, otherwise it hopefully has "Exposure Compensation" or "Exposure Bias" that you can fiddle with. A tripod or something stable to set the camera on and use of the self timer will be a good idea as a long exposure will probably be needed.


There are places you can order leaf litter, but it's not an urgent thing if you'll have a place to collect it yourself later in the season

[LilyPad]

Amazing!!! That is one beautiful tank!! Your frogs look sooo happy!

[Griffin]

Amazing!!! That is one beautiful tank!! Your frogs look sooo happy!

thank you LilyPad

[Griffin]

It can be hard to capture the mood of low lighting. If your camera has a manual exposure mode, you can muck around with that, otherwise it hopefully has "Exposure Compensation" or "Exposure Bias" that you can fiddle with. A tripod or something stable to set the camera on and use of the self timer will be a good idea as a long exposure will probably be needed.


There are places you can order leaf litter, but it's not an urgent thing if you'll have a place to collect it yourself later in the season

thanks for the photography tips,and can you give me a link where you can buy leaf-litter just incase.thanks