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    coffeebaron
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    Hey Poly, I'm currently starting a viv build, for a single false tomtato frog and a seperate on for some FBT's. I'm using a 6 gallon faunarium for the FTF, and i'm planning on going with a self contained body of water, as like you I don't wish to make this too akin to keeping fish. I figure a shallow tub of de-chlorinated water changed each day should suffice,and with some careful planning should be able to be intergrated into the natural looks of the viv. I'll post some pics once I'm done

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    Poly
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    Quote Originally Posted by Badger View Post
    I'd offer 150 for it, but either way it's a good deal. nice find!
    Well, I'm paying 175$ for everything, then another 25$ for the 110km delivery.

    Quote Originally Posted by coffeebaron View Post
    Hey Poly, I'm currently starting a viv build, for a single false tomtato frog and a seperate on for some FBT's. I'm using a 6 gallon faunarium for the FTF, and i'm planning on going with a self contained body of water, as like you I don't wish to make this too akin to keeping fish. I figure a shallow tub of de-chlorinated water changed each day should suffice,and with some careful planning should be able to be intergrated into the natural looks of the viv. I'll post some pics once I'm done
    A shallow tub is great, but I wanted to actually make a 70-30 tank. Of which, 30% would be water, held by the actual tank, not a water dish.

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    Poly
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    Plant Update:

    I recently got my crawling ground cover plants in, but since I don't have the 55 gallon yet (thought I would by now) I have no where to plant them!?

    I have no suitable containers to plant the ground cover plants in, and I will have to wait at least a week for the aquarium, is their any way to keep them alive without planting them?

    I was thinking of washing off their roots, and placing them on damp cardboard in a sunny location outside/inside?

    I know this is FrogForum and not PlantFourm, but hopefully, someone's got an idea.

    Thanks,

    ~Royce

    Here are the plants:



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    Lady medusa
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    Hey in my mind frogs n plants go hand n hand! Keep em coming.

    How do u post pics w ur post? I know its off subject but i havent figured it out yet.

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    Badger
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lady medusa View Post
    Hey in my mind frogs n plants go hand n hand! Keep em coming.

    How do u post pics w ur post? I know its off subject but i havent figured it out yet.
    When posting there is a image icon next to the video and link icons on the toolbar, click this and then select the files/enter the URL then upload/hit ok.

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    Poly
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    Quote Originally Posted by Badger View Post
    When posting there is a image icon next to the video and link icons on the toolbar, click this and then select the files/enter the URL then upload/hit ok.
    No Dalton, that's not how I do it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Lady medusa View Post
    Hey in my mind frogs n plants go hand n hand! Keep em coming.

    How do u post pics w ur post? I know its off subject but i havent figured it out yet.

    All you have to do, is upload any photo you want to use to "PhotoBucket" (Just create an account on the site, and your ready to go, it has REALLY fast upload speeds, especially if you use the "Bulk Uploader"), then copy the "IMG" code from the image, paste it to the thread/reply your making, and when you hit preview/post it shows up as an image, it's really simple.

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    Badger
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    Sorry,I only tried to help

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    Poly
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    Quote Originally Posted by Badger View Post
    Sorry,I only tried to help
    lol When I think about it, the way you do it, and the way I do it are the same, instead though of you actually inserting the images "IMG" link, you just insert it's URL link, do you upload your photos using FF uploader, or do you use another site?

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    Badger
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    Either FF uploader of Photobucket like you. Photobucket for lots of pics, FF for a few.

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