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Posted by: Slaytonp at Fri Oct 12 00:05:51 2007 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Slaytonp ] The boldest and most fun would be a group of imitators, 4 or 5 unsexed, to be figured out by them later, in a 30 gallon high vivarium with lots of bromeliads on the background. None of the frogs you mentioned are terrestrial by rain forest definition, but in a smaller vivarium, this is only a matter of having some places for them to climb and some space in the upper reaches of either a background of cork bark and bromeliads, or a central wood feature with a bromeliad and some small vines. While so called terrestrial darts, such as the tincorius like a broader base to hunt from, all of them will use every level of a small vivarium. You cannot really translate many meters of up and down in a rain forest into a space of a few square feet. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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