Its not you, its the plant vivariums that give quemicals to plants on a rutine basis to achieve optimal growth and complete pest control and because thouse plants are not designed for human consumpsion, only for decoration, the products used tend to be nastier then the ones used to grow greens. But yea if you got them at a specialized seller then they should be ok but for safety make shure.fishfreak2009;4005012; said:
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I finished planting the tank. It is spectacular! I just need to get a rock as an exit for the water area and some pea gravel for the bottom (I don't want to clog my pump). My cryptocoryne is planted in a pot that will be hidden by the rock. Java fern is just floating around.
Well I couldn't wait anymore. The green tree frog is in the tank and looks very good. I also added my one red zebra mbuna that was in a 10 gallon. He doesn't seem to bother the plants because there are so many of them in the water. In fact he uses the spot between the cryptocoryne and a pothos leaf as a shelter.
I'll try to get some tonight, but when I go get crickets in about an hour I may casually lead my dad over to the green tree frog tank. 
Well, no other frog today, but I did get the rock for the waterfall. I'm waiting for the pics to load as we speak. Water's a little cloudy. I just did a water change because the frog dragged so much dirt into it. I put live moss over the entire tank bottom which immediately solved the problem.
