Terrarium

[jesse]

ok since i dont have a digital camera i am forced to take pics with my web cam, so please forgive the low quality. This is a terrarium that i set up. I was wondering what i could keep in it? the humidity is very high, and the temps reach 80 to 87 degrees during the day, it stays in the low eighties high seventies at night. I know there is no chance of keeping any ambystomatids in it. since the temp is too high, so could what could i possibly keep in this thing? here are some pics, its a ten gallon by the way

(Message edited by jennewt on August 13, 2004)

 

[lucas]

i think its cool, if not a bit blurry.

 

[jesse]

ok im gonna give it another shot

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[jesse]

ok obviously photography and me never really go along all to well, anywho do any of you guys know what kind of animal i could keep in such a set up? or should this be a plants only kind of thing?

 

[jennifer]

I'll bet there is some kind of frog that would love the warm temp and find this a good home. (It might need a heater in winter to keep the temp warm enough.) I'm not a frog person, so I really don't know what kind.

 

[alan]

Bit too warm for dartfrogs, and not really setup right. You could consider a horned frog.

 

[edward]

Horned frogs also prefer it in the mid 70s F to 80s F so it may be a little too warm for them also. If you increase the ventilation a little more it would be suitable for green anoles.

Ed

 

[jesse]

thank for the replies everyone i think i may try to see if there are any arthropods that i may be able to put in there, like a taratula, millipede or something to that effect. i tested the temp to the mid seventies. I let my gf's red eyed treefrog hang out in it for a couple of hour, and it really liked it, but i think im going to go the route of arthropods, mabey i can get springtails to live there.