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·A couple weeks ago I posted this question on another forum and the only reply (be email) was to come to this site.......so here gos and thanks to anyone who replies!
I have recently emptied out my 65 (36"x18"x24".....i think) gal tank and I really want to make a naturalistic, self contained, beutiful set-up. I was wondering if dartfrogs would be a good candidate for this tank. How many would I be able to put in without much aggression? Would i still have to go by the "only one pair per tank" rule? The next thing I have to ask about is fruitflies. I really don't want them escaping into the house.......so if I was to put bug-stop around the top-ish part of the tank will that prevent them from escaping? If you don't know what that is.....it is what people use to prevent climbing feeder roaches from climbing out of the enclosure (like lobster roaches). I think having the flies around would also be good for when my satanic leaftails have babies.
So thanks in advance for anything you help me out with. I still need to do a lot of research cause I am still not to clear on how to set up one of these tanks.
John
I have recently emptied out my 65 (36"x18"x24".....i think) gal tank and I really want to make a naturalistic, self contained, beutiful set-up. I was wondering if dartfrogs would be a good candidate for this tank. How many would I be able to put in without much aggression? Would i still have to go by the "only one pair per tank" rule? The next thing I have to ask about is fruitflies. I really don't want them escaping into the house.......so if I was to put bug-stop around the top-ish part of the tank will that prevent them from escaping? If you don't know what that is.....it is what people use to prevent climbing feeder roaches from climbing out of the enclosure (like lobster roaches). I think having the flies around would also be good for when my satanic leaftails have babies.
So thanks in advance for anything you help me out with. I still need to do a lot of research cause I am still not to clear on how to set up one of these tanks.
John