Is it ok to use just large pebbles as terrain for red eye tree frogs since they stay off the ground most of the time? i want to build a water fall and have the terrarium flat bottom style. i want to use that without having to use something like coconut husk on top of it. I just want to avoid a messy clean up when it's time to do so and keep the water from turning muddy so fast.
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jaflores85
Aug 12, 2007 08:27 PM
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memnoch1970
Aug 12, 2007 08:46 PM
as long as the gravel is smooth like river rock. it also needs to be big enough so the frogs cant accidetally ingest it.
rrrragdoll
Aug 12, 2007 11:39 PM
I completely agree with the river rock, I was going to suggest that as well. I would go with bigger pieces, the size of a quarter or larger would be my choice (it's also easiest with cleaning.)
The river rock also looks great wet, completely different than dry, lots of natural colors.
