Tree frog I NEED HELP!!!
- Thread starter Liz Sagara
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The compressed cocnut fiber works well for a substrate 1 bag of it can absorb around 3 gallons of water and keep humidity for around a week in a drier climate. I also like the cocnut back ground. Pothos will grow quickly and cover this giving the frogs a place to hide and climb. I prefer to keep a big dripper instead of daily spraying, because 1 work smarter not harder. 2 I work on cars for a living, so I am leary of having my hands near my amphibians every day.
A big dripper? You mean like golden Pathos (the devil's Ivy)? If so... that's a great idea. you're sure its not one of the ones that's toxic to them though right?
I think thacarter546 means this
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog...isters-and-humidifiers/-/zoo-med-big-dripper/
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog...isters-and-humidifiers/-/zoo-med-big-dripper/
It appears that you need to set it on top of the tank, fill with water, set the drip rate you want, and it will just drip water into the tank
I think spraying would be better for them
Thats what I do for my pair
I think spraying would be better for them
Thats what I do for my pair
can I use an infrared heat lamp for them at night and during the day? Do I have to use a UV lamp? what lighting should I use for them as a heat source and for other things I may not know about.
Gene0514;4917597; said:It appears that you need to set it on top of the tank, fill with water, set the drip rate you want, and it will just drip water into the tank
I think spraying would be better for them
Thats what I do for my pair
Okay I think I'll do that.
