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 #1769828


Hazzah
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 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.


This is Tsunami and Chumpy`s tank.


Tsunami and Chumpy sittin in there "pool"


Same thing just without the flash i got to close.


This here is Tsunami he looks healthy to me a very awesome green color and today he was a very light green. i will try to get pictures of Chumpy.



06/22/08  05:49pm

 #1769830


Hazzah
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  Message To: Hazzah   In reference to Message Id: 1769828


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.

i did wash my hands b4 i handled him/her but i dried my hands xD and forgot to get them wet b4 handling i was visualy inspecting him and decided to take a pic



06/22/08  05:51pm

 #1770422


Hoppy
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  Message To: Hazzah   In reference to Message Id: 1769830


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.

Well you finally got pics!!!.... Con-grats!

Just a couple of things to mention to be sure its done right...

Insure you have a drainage under the earth..like rocks then a screening then the dirt.... Can’t tell by the pics as you may have done this...
They need this to stop any mold growth and to allow aeration underneath... If you don’t have, then wait a week and then remove them for a few minutes and change it... Don’t want to stress them right now so give them settling in time....lecca balls or pond stone works well..

I know one pce. of wood is mopani but what is the tall log? Just want to check its safe for you..

You may need another water dish or a larger one... Whichever works to fit your tank... It looks a little small with both of them in it..lol I use two, it helps humidity too....

They look great!!... Good job....

HOPPY



06/23/08  08:59am

 #1770524


Hazzah
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  Message To: Hoppy   In reference to Message Id: 1770422


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.

Thanks! i did put a layer of gravel un derneath but not a wire screening...........that would be very useful for cleaning Tsunami and Chumpy are always together it seems xD that tall log is Maple wood. we had a bad ice storm this winter and so it fell of our tree we made a huge wood pile n stuff to give to my Grandpa cus he uses a fire stove and i decided to use it.i put it in the over for 20min on 350F and let it dry for another 3 days i also had my friend sand the ruff edges but the bark is smooth to the touch so i didnt figure on sanding the bark off.



06/23/08  11:09am

 #1771662


Hoppy
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  Message To: Hazzah   In reference to Message Id: 1770524


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.



All sounds good.....

As for the screening...yes it does make cleaning easier.... so Wait till you do your first changing of soil and then add a screening then rather than now as all is clean for now.... Might make things easier for you...

HOPPY



06/24/08  07:45am

 #1771790


Rrrragdoll
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  Message To: Hoppy   In reference to Message Id: 1771662


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.

You wouldn’t need to change out the substrate if you were using live plants in there. I highly recommend it. A pothos in that left corner would grow well, giving some natural bottom cover and vine off that you could wrap around your wood piece. A small 3" pot would be under $5, you then just remove it from the soil, wash the plant and put it right into your tank. No UV needed.

You most definitely need a larger water dish. It should be deep enough for them to sit in fully in water and much wider, probably double the size. You can use a plastic dog dish from the Dollar Store, or even a glass dish.



06/24/08  11:15am

 #1771791


Hazzah
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  Message To: Hoppy   In reference to Message Id: 1771662


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.

ok......... i sprayed Tsunamis and Chumpys tank and i found Tsunami sleeping on top of chumpy xD and chumpy was asleep to!



06/24/08  11:16am

 #1772118


Hazzah
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  Message To: Hazzah   In reference to Message Id: 1771791


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.

o Ragdoll that dish is big enough for 1 of em to be in Chumpy likes to lay her wholeself in the thing and spreads out her legs a lil then Tsunami has to be retarded and join in xD. then they are both putting half there bodies in the water. im just saying i think its plenty big.



06/24/08  03:21pm

 #1772127


Hazzah
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  Message To: Hazzah   In reference to Message Id: 1771791


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.

oh on the top picture if u look at it theres a white plant in there thats my Pothos its just a wierd color....... im hoping to put a peace lilly in there



06/24/08  03:24pm

 #1772441


Rrrragdoll
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  Message To: Hazzah   In reference to Message Id: 1772127


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.

I’m sorry but the water dish is not big enough for even the one.

You need to understand that they "drink" through their skin and need to soak and be able to submerge their bodies. The water should be about the depth of the length of their body from nose to vent. In addition to the depth you need it to be wide enough for both at the same time to stretch out. Otherwise you run the risk of one of them becoming dehydrated, which is death to a frog.

I’d suggest looking at tanks of others’ Whites to see what I’m talking about.



06/24/08  08:12pm

 #1772446


Hazzah
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  Message To: Rrrragdoll   In reference to Message Id: 1772441


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.

well it is deep enough for 1 of them to completely submerge..... the pic just shows it smaller but its not big enough ofr both of em



06/24/08  08:14pm

 #1772989


Hoppy
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  Message To: Hazzah   In reference to Message Id: 1772446


 Here is some pics of my WTF tank.




As you can see by these pics of my frogs;.... The frogs can sit and lay out together if they want... If you house two frogs together the water area must be large enough so both can bathe together.

As I stated above some use two dishes.... I have two of the stone type dishes for 4 of the whites and the dark blue dish is a plant bottom ceramic with the shiny finish..very cheap to get at Walmart...’ these come in all sorts of colors or even plain terra cotta (orangy color type)

These are not deep.... They should be able to sit comfortably in them without drowning and easy to clean so insure you can take them in and out to clean easily....

This bottom pic shows the terra cotta type and the size....This is just very simple to insure safety, cleanliness etc....

HOPPY





06/25/08  08:55am


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