Coral Keepers new terrarium dairy!

coral keeper

coral keeper

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Well, I was able to take a few pictures with a crappy camera. The first picture is the adult Green Pacific Tree Frog chillin in the brom, and the second picture is the baby Brown Pacific Tree Frog(u can see the Green Pacific Tree Frog in the brom closer to the top), and the third picture is a part of the stream. They don't fight or anything, I've seen them near each other with no problems. I got a few FTSs, but IMO they look crappy so I wont post them.



 
coral keeper

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Here is a FTS. Its crappy, so don't laugh. I know, the back round is black. I got some Creeping Fig, so it will cover the entire back soon.
 
h3b

h3b

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Oh yeah, sorry haven't kept you up-dated but are you still getting a frog or 2 from me?(free) If so I have 6 tads in the water. Morphing for these frogs takes 2-3 months so I have 3 that are 1 1/2months. Hopefully no sls.
Anyways looks like a sweet set-up you got there, I like all the plant life
 
coral keeper

coral keeper

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Originally Posted by paintballer768
http:///forum/post/2749772
Just curious, what does the maintenance on these tanks include? What do you feed em, crickets?
I mist the tank a couple times a day, and I feed both of them a few earwigs, or polly pollies, and sometimes wild FFs for the baby frogy. FFs are just way too small for the large green frogy IMO. I don't buy crickets because my mom and dad don't let. lol (I feed the frogs everyday, I just go out into the back yard, pick up a log and there are TONS of rolly pollies, and earwigs.
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paintballer768

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Originally Posted by Coral Keeper
http:///forum/post/2749864
I mist the tank a couple times a day, and I feed both of them a few earwigs, or polly pollies, and sometimes wild FFs for the baby frogy. FFs are just way too small for the large green frogy IMO. I don't buy crickets because my mom and dad don't let. lol (I feed the frogs everyday, I just go out into the back yard, pick up a log and there are TONS of rolly pollies, and earwigs.
)
Mm gotcha, so you would feed them crickets if you could? Im interested in keeping something like this
 
coral keeper

coral keeper

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Originally Posted by paintballer768
http:///forum/post/2750265
Mm gotcha, so you would feed them crickets if you could? Im interested in keeping something like this
Yeah, I'd feed them small crickets if I could. I would sometimes get crickets when there would be a coupon to get a dozen or so free crickets. LOL
 
stdreb27

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I remember one summer after a particularly mild winter, where we were hit with a biblical plauge of crickets. It was soo bad and their were soo many that when you walked into a building the whole place smelled like rotting crickets. And people were getting in wrecks because they were slipping on smooshed crickets.
 
coral keeper

coral keeper

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Originally Posted by stdreb27
http:///forum/post/2750316
I remember one summer after a particularly mild winter, where we were hit with a biblical plauge of crickets. It was soo bad and their were soo many that when you walked into a building the whole place smelled like rotting crickets. And people were getting in wrecks because they were slipping on smooshed crickets.
Sorry, but......
 
paintballer768

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Originally Posted by stdreb27
http:///forum/post/2750316
I remember one summer after a particularly mild winter, where we were hit with a biblical plauge of crickets. It was soo bad and their were soo many that when you walked into a building the whole place smelled like rotting crickets. And people were getting in wrecks because they were slipping on smooshed crickets.
Hahahah tree frog heaven
 
coral keeper

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Well, I got lots more done. I added a oak bark background (made the background my self) and put the broms on some oak bark. I'll have pictures soon.
 
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