sorry joker, I was unable to find a picture of a malagasy bromeliad, but I did find a few references too them, such as "Near the Petite Cascade is a path known as the Jardin Botanique, a forest track with a good mix of interesting and bizarre vegetation, including orchids, palms, lianas and bromeliads." Just do some searching if you want to, since I didn't feel like it. As for a stream, they are not all that hard to build. I constructed a small section of one inside my m. viridis terrarium. I used a false bottom, a natural rock pile which was the water feed spot, which flowed into a stream, and goes about 8 inches into a small pond. I know not ALL darts like hotter temps than mantella's. Some actually like cooler temps don't they??? COngrats on your leuc's, that is awsome. Do they have a high mortality rate, or are leuc's pretty good at surviving as young?? I read that mantella juvies have a high mortality rate, but I will find out soon. As for the NWFF, I would love to go, but I am not sure if I can. I will think about it though. ANyway, good luck with your frogs. And I am sorry if I was rude or anything, I just don't like the idea of mixing darts and mantella's, and they do have somewhat similar, but somewhat different habitats. Each individual species of mantella's habitats differ from each other species' of mantella's habitats, besides pulchra and baroni. But that is just getting down to the nitty gritty. They will survive in a habitat designed for a dart, as long as temps prove to be ok. ANyway, see ya later.