Greetings from the North

[morphman]

:ufo:Hello everyone. Great site. I am new to this forum& today is the first day I actually post something. I am totally in love with amphibians. I don't have any right now but that is soon to change. I posted a video of the vivarium I just finished & I was hoping to get advice on where to find good plants & animals. I was also wondering what combinations of plants & animals would go best in this tank. I keep temp. & humid. between 70 & 80. That can be adjusted if need be but for now room conditions seem to be ok at least for the plants there.

I would really appreciate as much feedback as possible. I learn more from my mistakes so feel free to critcise. Here is that link again.

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[John]

It would be easier to answer this if we knew what you wanted to put in it.

 

[Otterwoman]

It would be easier to answer this if we knew what you wanted to put in it.

Yes, definitely, but it is a nice looking little habitat.

 

[morphman]

thanks.

Thanks to all. I was hoping to be able to find a combination of newt & ( darts, mantellas ). I just don't know what kind of newts would enjoy thrive in such a setup. I can only have about 10 cm of wate rand currently everything is at room temperature. How well would they do with dart frogs or the like & vice versa. That is if I can mix them to begin with.

The tank has been running for a few weeks and I will not just throw animals in here without first doing the proper research on how to best care for them. I also still have a little more work to do on the vivarium.

I really hope I've provided enough information to give you folks an idea of what I want. I can make adjustments or change if need be & when it comes to the actual animals I am pretty flexible. I am not doing this to make any money. It is a pure labor of love & I am just looking to have some special, unique animals.

Everyone's feedback is greatly appreciated & I definitly look forward to lots more. Thank you all.