O/T Promised pics of our dart frogs.

[racer69]

I know I promised these pics a while back, but I just got finished making that 33gal cube into a viv and got some frogs in there tonight.

This first pic is the vivarium. There is a pond on the bottom left, a Tinc on the glass on the right, an Azureus in the right corner, a rock wall in the back to climb on, and various plants throughout.

This is a closer look at one of the Tincs. We have two Tincs and two Azureus in this tank.

And here is a closer look at one of the Azureus. Sometimes it is hard to get them to pose for you.

 

[murfman]

So do you have to use gloves to handle them?

 

[racer69]

No, they are only poisonous if in the wild and if you eat them. They can also become poisonous again if you feed tham ants. Ours are tank bred so they never were unedible. lol

 

[murfman]

That is wild, I thought they were always poisonous.

 

[reefkoi]

Yeah very cool todd. I tried frogs a while back. Actually, they are a bit of work to keep.
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[The Haj]

Nice patricias were are the epiphytes at? Are you got to put any in thr foam background?

 

[racer69]

Anthony, I have some java moss in the front, and some spagnum in the back. I am not sure if the plant in the back is a brom or not. We also have a nice brom that we may be putting is somewhere.

 

[The Haj]

Sweet,looks very good.

 

[fuzzyt]

Those are cool! Nice pics. Really like the Azureus.

 

[racer69]

Yes, the Azureus are my favorites also. We also have two Auratus that are green and black. We got them from Leopard Wrasse (Robert).

 

[Joe69]

Those are cool Todd. Are they very active? My wife really likes the Azureus, but I would end up being the one to take care of them.

 

[racer69]

Yes, they are quite active. They are also easy to care for compared to a reef. Once an evening I mist the viv, and then feed them flightless fruit flies. Also once a week we culture some fruit flies, and that is also very easy.