[Ryan]

If you have good light iw ould suggest spaghum, as in lower light levels it will get long and lanky. Very easy tof ind beacause you just buy the stuff at home depot and keep it moist, and under some lights and soon it will come back to life.

Ryan

 

[Ryan]

NP, sometimes it will just get covered in algae, but overtime it should comeback, keep it very moist. If it doesnt im sure i or some other board members could send you some, i find it spreads fairly quickly.

 

[Ryan]

Louis,
Dont want to hijack, but oyu said you ordered from the british site, i was wondering which species it was that you ordered?

 

[Ryan]

Here the link he posted
http://www.dartfrog.co.uk

He posted it on his other topic, some good info there, along iwth the pictures.

Here is the link to the topic http://www.dendroboard.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5892

 

[Ryan]

I thought of that after seeing certain species that had small compact growth. Can they take the trampling of the darts?

Louis
Yes they are carnivours.

EDIT: What species would you reecomend to use as a groundcover? I was thinking Livida, sandersonii, any other suggestions?