[evolvstll]

Nice first post....

I used the 'search' feature near the top of the page using (mixed species, hybrids,etc ) and found all of these..........enjoy the read.

http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/beginner-discussion/27177-hybrids-poll.html

http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/beginner-discussion/68908-what-deal-mixing-frogs.html

http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/beginner-discussion/31709-mixing-morphs.html

http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/members-frogs-vivariums/38335-crossbreeds-update.html

http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/beginner-discussion/44398-why-inter-breeding-so-bad.html

http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/br...-accidental-hybrid-inter-breeding-update.html

http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/beginner-discussion/56009-mixing-can-done-tons-pictures.html

 

[evolvstll]

pretty sure this is just a post meant to start another war on here but as for the viv size I would go bigger or lose the idea of how many. That vivs too small for even a pair of most adult darts to thrive in. Id forget about tincs, auratus, terribs, galacts and pretty much anything terrestrial.

Michael

Yup figured that. Posting the links to see that the thread would fade away.
Figured the mention of tank size is another attempt at being a war starter.

 

[evolvstll]

So really? A first post that includes so many inflammatory topics? Someone that appears to have read enough to ask about mixing and then doesn't know not to put desired frogs in a 12x12x18? Really?

 

[evolvstll]

Since its not going to end why should I, I do have a bit to add here. You explained away many of the valid reasons we have attempted to use as to why go bigger than atleast a ten. Back to ventilation.....We all know most with a ten just use a simple piece of glass, that said you wourself said the hobby leans towards a more closed in unventilated viv. With that comes the build up of CO2 and if your using a ten gallon I dont see your option to leave the viv unattended being a good one. I could and have left my vivs 55 gallons untouched for more than a week and even two when I had no choice. Who would do this with a ten? Would someone with a ten gallon of tincs be lwilling to test this out vs a larger viv? We all know of the talks in the past of darts dieing to CO2 build up. With a 10 gallon without much of or any plantlife since tincs dont require it I dont see it going well for the frogs. I would much rather leave my frogs in a larger viv with a better chance and more stable and abundant microfauna population.

Michael

Dieing from CO2 buildup? Really? I have not experienced any such thing.........ever.

A 10 set up: Can have a sloped front, that can allow for egg deposit. Ghost wood placed to allow more space. Choosing plants with broad flat leaves that will allow even more space. Even fitting in 2 coco huts. Just a few for starters.