Ok so I was planning on maybe setting up a tank for blue webbed glidders, the planning is still in the infant stage but here is what I have planned. A 37 gallon tank 33x12x22, from what ive read they need an ample amount of width so that they can glide. How many could I put in there? Maybe a corner of that tank will have a pool, I also understand that they like to swim, with a waterfall. Than the usual plants and moss and what not. What do you all think?
Jeff
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Asian blue webbed gliders
drthsideous
Feb 29, 2004 05:26 PM
Replies (2)
snelling
Feb 29, 2004 06:15 PM
One at most in a tank that size. As for gliding forget it in anything smaller than a green house. Once acclimated they are moderately hardy frogs, but do like to be kept clean, very clean. Look for cb as wc are oftne very difficult to keep alive.
angelawina
Mar 13, 2004 10:59 PM
I disagree with the other other reply. Mascarino sells them, and says that they are cared for almost exactly like red eyes. That would be two or three in a 37 gals. But yeah, those frogs are SOOO sweet! I want a trio REALLY bad!!!
~Angela
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