Pictures of 55 gallon tanks

Ben, very nice, gives me ltos of ideas. I think I will have to reseal the bottom first just in case. I usually go colelct pieces of driftwood at Lakewood, here in Salina, put I usually bleach them in a diluted mixtures in a large trash bin. This obviously bleaches them into looking omewhat unnatural, what do you do to "sterlize" before it enters the terrarium?

Rob, very nice pictures. I got to the thread a bit late, and you had already removed the pics, but I checked in your gallery as Ryan mentioned. Very nice M. madagascariensis, and awesome auratus, they remind me of something...

JHupp, I've not thought about inverting it. It would have to be for smaller treefrogs, and then maybe quite a few of them. I'll put down some ideas on paper and see what I can come up with. A horizontal 55 would give me an excuse to get some more darts, but we'll see.

Thanks for the input everyone. What dart frogs would utilize the 55 well, if I decide to go with darts?

Thanks Derek!! I'm glad you were able to find my pictures in the gallary. When I posted the original links, it opened whatever picture was uploaded last onto dendroboard's server so as soon as somone else uploaded a new picture, it followed their link (weird!).

Anyway, it not that interesting of a viv but I've grown fond of it. It has been "running" for over a year now without adding or removing any plants (besides cuttings). The water in the bottom is crystal-clear form the plant natural filteration. There are currently 10 D. auratus living there but only 6-7 are perminate residents and the others are housed temporarily. I have two coco huts and pulled over ~100 eggs in the past year. There is little-to-no bulling, frogs are fairly bold, and all are fat and healthy. The water in the bottom, along with a small undertank heater, maintains temp and humidity. The only reason I mist the tank at all is to help stimulate breeding behavoirs but other than that, I do not need to mist (it pratically rains in there)