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    Quote Originally Posted by privet01 View Post
    Exactly...... I bought this Exo Terra 90 x 45 x 45 cm / 36” x 18” x 18” (WxDxH)
    over three years ago and it's just sat in the corner of the house waiting to be set up ever since! I've over thought the setup way too much. I just need to do it and realize I can re-do it if something doesn't work as I want.
    Yes, trying to do something perfectly the first time is a pretty big obstacle!
    That's a very nice tank! What are you going to put in it?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Calayvie View Post
    That's a very nice tank! What are you going to put in it?
    The plan is to put my FBT's that are currently in a 10 gallon tank. Currently only two, but once this is ready I'll probably add at least three more FBT's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by privet01 View Post
    The plan is to put my FBT's that are currently in a 10 gallon tank. Currently only two, but once this is ready I'll probably add at least three more FBT's.
    Fire Bellied Toads? I just looked them up, I've heard of them but not seen what they look like...
    And Wow! They are amazing!!! Absolutely gorgeous! Its hard to believe that they are real!! [emoji1]

    And you have great ground space in that tank [emoji3]



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    FBT's are awesome little frogs, great first time frog. There is never a dull moment when you have a nice group of them, and they dont tend to be shy like a lot of other frogs. Feeding time is great, they never under perform. I use to have some and I gave them to my nephew and I can honestly say i miss them. And the other great thing is they don't need to be kept in tropical temps so it's a lot easier to achieve there required temps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by monster View Post
    FBT's are awesome little frogs, great first time frog. There is never a dull moment when you have a nice group of them, and they dont tend to be shy like a lot of other frogs. Feeding time is great, they never under perform. I use to have some and I gave them to my nephew and I can honestly say i miss them. And the other great thing is they don't need to be kept in tropical temps so it's a lot easier to achieve there required temps.
    Thanks monster they do sound like great frogs...
    Wish I could get them here...

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