Recent content by jeffdart

Maybe someday when they are needed. I started with fish. I always had a fish tank when I was younger. I think a freshwater planted tank is what's missing in my life right now.

Micro fauna are tiny bugs and organisms that feed on decaying organic material. In return the frogs feed off of the fauna. I only house pairs to each viv. Males are very teritorial and females are very copetitive whith eachother. This can lead to aggression and death. Also you don't want to mix...

They are housed in 20 gallon highs. All the plants are real. The frogs I am working with raise there own young from egg to froglet. Each vivarium is equiped with a automated misting nozzle that runs three times a day for 30 seconds. Each viv has its own supply of microfauna which help control...

That is correct. Some wild caught retain some poison but not enough to worry about. All captive bred frogs are poison free. Most wild dart frogs aren't poisinous enough to harm a human.

As I stated earlier, here are a few frogs of mine. These are all in the Oophaga Pumilio group.

Thanks,, I want to do a 90 tall with discus and tetras. I use to have a 100 gallon but space was non exsistant. The footprint of a 90 tall will work great and allow me a good amount of tank space to work with. I will try to get a few pics uploaded here later today.

Hey everyone. I'm the new guy here. I am not new to aquariums but I don't currently have any. I have been a member of the Poison Dart Frog community for a while now. I am going to be setting up a freshwater planted tank really soon.