[Woodswalker]

there is no tempered glass on the island, so I'm debating either ordering some in

If you're planning to cut or drill the glass, you'll want annealed glass, not tempered.

 

[Llehctim]

Plants are not growing at all after about a month, is there anything wrong with adding some worm casings around the plants to give them some nutrients to help them establish?

 

[Llehctim]

Decided it was time to move the terribs into their new viv today. Not as grown is as I'd like but hopefully everything will start taking off once they are rooted. Here is a pic of the tank now

Here is a couple pictures of the frogs exploring:

First thing I notice is that do huge jumps, way bigger than the smaller viv allows. Here are the three biggest jumps I witnessed so far:

Purple: solid 16" across, but probably 10" down
Blue: at least 20" across and 10" down
Red: 8-9" vertically

Already I am very happy I have upgraded them, just seeing them use their full physical abilities makes me realize I made the right choice.

Even though there isn't much plant cover, they have already found lots of spots in the leaf litter that I can't see them. I've got a good 2-3 layers of maple with 1-2 layers of magnolia on top.

 

[Llehctim]

Figured I'd give an update a few weeks in. They are doing great, and they are way more active than in the smaller tank. I hear and see them jumping about all day. They use the upper ledges often (one in particular probably spends over 50% of the day on the upper ledges, while the others definitely use them daily). I really enjoy how much more active and seeing how their behaviour has changed. I definitely notice increased foraging.

Again, super happy I moved them to a larger viv, and I know it is on the care sheets that a footprint of at least 36x18 is recommended, but seeing the difference for myself has been eye opening. If you got your terribs in a small viv, upgrade them and you won't be disappointed! Keeping a bunch of open space has also been super good to see their massive leaps.

I suspect I've got at least one female (middle sized), as when I occasionally play frog calls it will sometimes hop around trying to find it. I think the other two might be one female and one male, as the largest one has very similar body shape to the middle sized one. The smaller one is leaner and has a sharper, more pointed back (which I'm told can be evidence of a male?). I'll try and get some photos. They are all at least 13 months now, so hopefully find out soon!

 

[2Lorenzoss]

Always amazes me why frogs like to climb to the top of a tank and then jump off. Reminds me of 7 year old me jumping off my grandparents roof.

 

[Llehctim]

Here are some closer pictures of the three:
Suspected female 1 (middle sized, often follows a calling recording around the tank)

Suspected female 2 (larger, rounder, curved back)

Suspected male (smaller, leaner, not as round in the belly, more pointed back - often more pointed than this photo, often hides when calling recording is played)

Any thoughts on the sexes?

 

[Llehctim]

Their favourite rock. Throughout most of the morning and early afternoon there is usually at least one, if not more on this rock. I've caught all three squished together a number of times.