I second this! I can't find info anywhere

I can definitely look into this! It’s a great video idea, thank you

I could for sure!

I have a bioactive vivarium with them, I have a birds nest fern, Dracaena fragans 'Dorado' (I also had a sunrise that got root rot, but was doing really wellfor over a year, lots of growth, just didn't like being moved when I redid the vivarium), a couple of bromeliads, pothos, a croton, and a snake plant (but its not happy, hasn't grown in the two years I've had it, it likes to dry out, which doesn't happen in bioactive vivariums). Plants I've had that didn't work: Syngonium (arrowhead vines), the classic ferns (I think it could work if you make an effort to water them regularly, maybe daily - also my isopodsjust ate them up), nerve plant (fittonia, also probably needs more watering like a fern), Lucky bamboo (got rot, but I can only basically keep it alive and happy in water), gonna add the snake plant here because its basically dying (just really slowly). I haven't tried this but I would stay away from velvety leafed plants, if your frogs poop on them they are harder to clean. Plants I haven't tried but think could work: agleonema (Chinese evergreen), monstera adansonii (I would only put one vine in as they can get fairly big and grow relatively quickly), Heartleaf philodendron, and umbrella platlnt/tree, a peace lily in a darker corner of the vivarium, mosses, other Dracaena and green pothos. But I will say pothos is definitely one of the plants to use, they are hard to kill, you can get a decent sized pot of cheap at a big box store (I started out with a 4" pot and now I have some still in the vivarium and a very full 8" pot of golden pothos. I did have a marble queen in the vivarium as well, but it didn't grow at all, I think it was to far away from the light.

Thanks so much, this helps a lot 😊

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too much humidity could mean a higher risk for bacterial/ fungal infections. around 60% is usually ideal, these dudes are from dryer climates (australia, indonesia) so they are perfectly fine with dryer conditions as opposed to most tree frogs :) To lower, you could change out the bedding, as it may be holding too much moisture.

I personally feel that UVB makes a huge difference but not everyone uses it

I bought mine second hand but you can check out pet stores in your area, Amazon, or other online pet shops. Hope this helps 💕

I don’t use any lighting at night 💕

I would go for the 18×18×24.

I’d save for the larger enclosure for sure

I appreciate the concern and am always learning and changing my care as new research comes out. You’re welcome to share your opinion but for future calling someone lazy isn’t constructive criticism.