Just a note on this tank design. While it's perfectly fine for your frogs, some of your house plant choices are a little tall to stuff into a short terrestrial tank. As you can see they're already hitting the glass and they're probably going to grow a lot and fast so you'll be trimming like crazy. If I were you I would eventually swap out some of those for smaller plants. Not that it's bad or anything, just going to annoy you eventually because they're already too big for the tank. Don't worry that's a common rookie mistake.
You can use some young begonias, pepperomias, and other small plants to start with that will give you nice plant cover but not be fighting to break through the glass right away. Small low growing ferns you can find at home depot are also great to use. Another one to find is a crypto bromeliad which is a gorgeous plant and even at a larger size will stay relatively shallow (plus it will produce pups for you).
Like I said though, as a rookie you will slowly learn what works for you and what looks better. You'll end up swapping out plants, trashing some, or letting others grow for years in the tank.
Nice work though and I'm glad to see you work with a lesser kept species.
Dan
