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Hi guys,

I'm really new in vivs and I'm from the Philippines. I've setup up a 35 gallon tank as a viv for dart frogs. Temperatures here get pretty warm in the summer. I've just tested my temperature. In the evening, outside temp is 30degrees in the tank its 26degrees celcius. But morning temps will definitely get warmer. Was planning of keeping D. Azueus. How much heat can these frogs take?

Do you guys have any tricks on how to cool a viv?

thanks

bluetip

>>Hi guys,
>>
>>I'm really new in vivs and I'm from the Philippines. I've setup up a 35 gallon tank as a viv for dart frogs. Temperatures here get pretty warm in the summer. I've just tested my temperature. In the evening, outside temp is 30degrees in the tank its 26degrees celcius. But morning temps will definitely get warmer. Was planning of keeping D. Azueus. How much heat can these frogs take?
>>
>>Do you guys have any tricks on how to cool a viv?
>>
>>thanks
>>
>>bluetip
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i'm not good with C to Farenheit but dart frogs should be kept in the mid 70's ....i use a small fan blowing across the top of the tank to keep my tincs cool in the summer...misting more will help also...