Is anyone keeping Nepenthes or other carnivorous plants in their vivariums with their dart frogs? I’d be keen to try this.

Pictures don't do it justice.

It's still a WIP; the moss and 20+ plant cuttings are just beginning to grow, I have goals of upgrading to the MistKing system, and I'll be adding more plants and another round of wet moss mix in the near future. But for now, I'm proud of the results of my hard work. I knew absolutely nothing about bioactive vivariums when I started this journey, so to come this far and be a witness to four bumblebee darts thriving and enjoying every inch of the beautiful space is an incredibly rewarding experience.

Hello!

I just got a HUGE tank and my building supplies are arriving in just a couple days. I've been leaning towards dart frogs, but with such a big tank I've also been considering tree frogs! Already have hardscape to put in and also have a water pump incase id like to build a water feature for the Lil guys! Id like to keep multiple frogs in this tank, but dont want anything that'll be over-crowded or unhappy due to lack of space. If im doing dart frogs, id like a type that would happily use more of the vertical space (and ill set it up to include more shelves vs prioritizing more vertical climbing space)

If you had a tank of this size, what kind of frog would you like to put in it? Help me decide!!

After deciding, ill be able to build a tank that better suits a particular type of frog!

Bonus - show me a picture of your setup / frogs!!

My home got to 65.8 last night according to the enclosure wifi thermometer and hygrometer. I'm not sure why since my thermostat was set to 70 but I've raised it to 74 now. Should I get a heating mat with a thermometer just to be sure it doesn't happen again? I'm worried for my frogs :( Everything I read says the minimum they can survive at is 65. If I do get one, where do I place it to best heat the frogs? I feel like the four inches of substrate would stop a lot of heat from getting in, in time to save them from any temp swings.

Hello!

I just got a HUGE tank and my building supplies are arriving in just a couple days. I've been leaning towards dart frogs, but with such a big tank I've also been considering tree frogs! Already have hardscape to put in and also have a water pump incase id like to build a water feature for the Lil guys! Id like to keep multiple frogs in this tank, but dont want anything that'll be over-crowded or unhappy due to lack of space. If im doing dart frogs, id like a type that would happily use more of the vertical space (and ill set it up to include more shelves vs prioritizing more vertical climbing space)

If you had a tank of this size, what kind of frog would you like to put in it? Help me decide!!

After deciding, ill be able to build a tank that better suits a particular type of frog! If its dart frogs, what type would you recommend that will utilize more vertical space, and live well in groups?

Bonus - show me a picture of your setup / frogs!!

Can anyone advise on how much to feed my newly hatched tadpoles? I’m using Hikari Micro Pellets. The pellets are ridiculously small, like the size of salt grains.

I am currently feeding them every other day, 3-5 pellets per tadpole. I know I’m supposed to remove uneaten food the next day but the pellets are so small that I can’t even see them.