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Old 08-24-2009, 12:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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as the title says!
I have a spare 30x30x30 viv and was wondering what Darts would fit in there comfortabley?

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anything you want that a pretty big tank. Its in inches or cm being your in England. Keep a group in that tank it perfect for depth, height. Water feature would be nice if you can drill holes for the outlets. Post pics it would be better. Good Luck

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Hi philbaines,

A tank that high would be great for a breeding group from thumbnail species, like those little guys from the imitator group. They would def make use of the 30" height. A group of 4-6 frogs would fare ok. I would just keep an eye on them for any signs of aggression.
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sorry guys im working in CM...
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Ok, that's a significant difference. That equates to about a 12" cube. In a tank that size, I would not recommend you put more than a pair of thumbs, or a few young frogs (temporarily). That space would be too small for more than one of any of the larger more terrestrial frogs. Maybe, and I stress maybe, you can get away with a pair of leucs or auratus if you keep the floor space open, with plenty of leaf litter.

Phil, a good rule of thumb for how much space you should try to provide for your frogs, would be to try and give your frogs at least 5-10 gallons of space for each frog. Keeping in mind, the more space, the better.

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i was thinking off a pair off thumbnails in there with plenty to climb about on!

whats the best thumbnail too get? i want something thats going to be bold and can be seen
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I had a feeling cm but yeah a pair would be fine I know people that keep a group in a 10gallon and they breed all the time, but a pair definitely would be good. Good luck

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decided to get 3x R.imitator 'orange panguana'
does anyone have a care sheet for them?
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