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I see many successful small vivs covered in leaf litter, but most of those vivs are for darts or tropical frogs. I'm going to be keeping some pond frogs and there isn't much leaf litter where they live. Their habitat is filled with tall grass. So I'm wondering if leaf litter is really important to species that don't usually have it in their habitat. I know it's probably a good idea to have a few big leaves for the frogs to hide under. If lots of leaf litter isn't important to some species, then should I plant things that are more natural to their habitat, like tall grasses? What are some other options to maximize surface area in a small tank?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance