[RSines]

Well, I was cleaning my vittatus tank and noticed a small dried corps squeezed between the top of the glass and the cork background. I guess the moss dried out up there because its so close to the light. Sometimes these animals seem to find trouble. Frog proofing a terrarium can be hard. Live and learn right?

-Richard

 

[kyle1745]

Very true, just last night I found my one imitator behind some rocks. I had to wait for it to move then seal it up again.

 

[Guest]

I had the same problem with my auratus' they got behind the cork and were stick behind there so I had to rip apart the whole viv to get them out and stuff the moss behind it so they couldnt get stuck :lol:

 

[khoff]

Yeah, that sucks. Thats why we don't use cork bark anymore. If we use anything on the back of the tanks, we use coco panels and have ficus cover it (only in our uprights).

 

[kyle1745]

Its not bad if you seal the edges very well. Mine can not get behind it, but got behind some gravel. Great stuff seals the gaps behind it very well, and then you can cover it with moss.

 

[RSines]

This guy had to do some hard work to get where he got. My cork has Great Stuff behind it, but the top has a tiny tiny gap that I filled with moss.

I think I may start going back to co-co. I did have some auratus that used to love to squeeze up on the top of that too. Next time I will leave more of a gap to let them move up there if desired.