My face lit up when ‘6 months later’ popped up! Absolutely love how this tank matured!

Do I sense consistent uploads? Great to have you back :)

I'm excited! I really want to do my research before I can commit to having frogs as pets. I'm learning a lot about tank preparation from you!

Great video, great setup, great advice.

Nice….😊 One thing is like to see that you haven’t covered yet is showing how you drill and plumb your tanks … maybe include it in your next rebuild !

Man I love seeing your frogs and tanks one day ima get set up like that and bless up love seeing ya post more

Awesome job Troy!!! When you said you were going to overhaul the tank I thought you were just going to replant it differently. Once again you showed a new technique and built an awesome vivarium. Nice work you always are stepping up your skills. Happy Frogging.

First time seeing the cork panel method! It looks very natural. Where do you source the black cork panel?

Your works are always beautiful. Simple, elegant, balanced, natural, effective. An excellent result in a few skilful steps. I tried to make a terrarium, luckily without frogs, spending relatively more than expected, good in theory but with many problems and a mediocre aesthetic result. Congratulations, you are very good and you have great skills👏👏👏

Troy with the FIREEEEEE

Troy Goldberg uploaded 🫶 Beautiful video as always ❣️

Hey Troy, love all the videos - they’re essentially my bible for vivarium construction. Wanted to run a question by you; do you add isopods/springtails in the aquarium sponge substrate and if so what’s the success rate?

Awesome video... Got me thinking definitely love A bunch of tanks way doing backgrounds...!!! Have to try it with my Azureus Viv their tank needs a definite make over...lol

Hell yeah brother. Im gonna try the cork next go around.

I always wondered how you would strip down a vivarium to start it over like this. Everyone says it’s possible but I have yet to see anyone else actually do it

Stunning man! Green fingers of NOTE!!!!

This was a great video Troy- I learned a ton. Thanks!

Cool to hear the a bunch of tanks reference, I had ran into them a few months back at ne herp

Troy please upload again you make amazing content I am going to buy my first frogs soon to you inspired me

The cork will only last a very minimal amount of time. It is eaten by the insects and the rest rots away. I did that 25 years ago. Greetings from Germany

Looks great Troy! I was inspired by Abunchoftanks to use the cork background too.

Very nice. So beautiful video

I'd been thinking we were due for a TGTG video. Hell yeah :)

Just subscribed excellent content. Top work.

That editing was Fire 🔥. Keep it up mommy 😂

Love these set ups

looks great. I have a couple dart frogs and I was wondering were you get the cork paneling from?

Awesome work!!!!

thank you for sharing how to make this bin ;)

Stunning!

Hey Troy! I’m currently building my first vivarium without leca balls using your method with filter foam at as my filter media. I’m very close to finishing and thinking about plants. Just wondering if I need to focus on certain types of plants or if you’ve had success with all types in this type of build. Do you use any substrate at all to kickstart your plants? Thanks!

Would that foam false bottom have to be cycled periodically? Or do you just siphon out the water? I’ve never seen this before and would be interested in trying it out. Thanks.

Yo Troy, do you have any advice on a low growing moss/liverwort that I could culture and eventually move to wood? I’m talking like cork or something for orchid mounts. Light and humidity ain’t a problem, I just don’t know where to get this or what would do well.

I noticed you don't use soil or ABG but rather put moss and leaves directly on the sponge filter. Where do the isopods and springtails live? I though they needed soil to live, but maybe that's not always true?

Hey man where do you get your cork panels from? Yours seem to be thicker than the ones I found

How much do cork panels last? Im keen on using them but dont know if insects will degrade it quickly.

Where do you get that moss that’s growing all over the logs ?? I’ve been trying. To find it.

hey i have a question.. is dragon stone safe to use in a frog terrarium? i just can't find infos about (sharp) stones in frog habitats..

Without soil, you must use fertilizer more often?

Nice!

Nice vid bud.

hey man, ill take that old marcgravia background you ripped off lol

Troy little question i saw a phyllomedusa bicolor in your video do you have them en do you have a video thanks nico from Belgium

I love your videos. What's your opinion on substrate vs. just sponge filter for the vivarium floor?

9:16 just a heads up bro u got snails

Any issues now or in the past with the carbonized cork?

Great work! Where do you get the cork sheets?

In your video on lighting that you did a few years back you mentioned a knock off version of the Jungle Dawn lights. Do you have a link or name I can look into?

🐸 Master

Can't see the verrucosum at the end ?

Where do you get your tropical moss and what lighting do you use?

Where can I get cork panels?

Where do you get the compressed cork you used for the background in the USA? I can't find it that thick.

Troy what’s your recommendation on using UVB light for poison fart frogs. I’m starting to get into the hobby and I’m getting confounding information. Currently I have 3 cinnamon tree frogs (I know they are not dart frogs) that I keep with a UVB light, and 2 azureus froglets that I keep in a grow out bin with no UVB light. Should I move them into enclosure with uvb light too or is it okay to keep them without it as froglets?

Can you link the filter media Matt you use instead of a clay ball drainage layer?

ESTOY MONTANDO UN TERRARIO PARA RANAS DE 80 CMTS. DE ANCHO POR 50 ALTO 45 FONDO ,NO SE QUE PANTALLA PONER ,ME PUEDES AYUDAR

Looks amazing. Where did you get the compressed cork panels from?

Where can I get some of that cork

old school back ground looks great. Super saturated (wet). Is that a good thing? No rot or mold issues? No foot rot on the animals? how often do you drain out the tank to remove extra water and keep it from flooding? I like the false bottom, but I didn't see a drain. What your trick? #TotsNewby

is that an old protein tank? Well done btw!

Can we get a blue histo in depth?

the Syngonium Rayii always goes nuts in my tank, it spreads its shoots far and wide, but always remains cool looking. kinda like marcgravia impossible to annoy me. and if it spawns in a place whrere I dont want it, it becomes a new houseplant^^ edit: check out Alocasia Jacklyn if you gert the chance, should match your taste.

Is this your favorite method for backgrounds?

I see no issue with the terrarium … but do you. Lol

How long does the background last? Given it is real and plays a role in the bioactive setup slowly degrading. If its many years, I'm looking forward to do it myself!

Tory I like to talk to you about background material, So how can we do that

DeWalt should send you a check.

Where do you get those cork backgrounds from?

what misting system do you use. mine took a dump

How come you don’t use any substrate? Just easier?

Why don’t you use Treefern as back ground? Keeps a lot of moisture in gets moss on it.

Serious question..Is there any danger of the frogs impaling themselves on the toothpicks tho? And how you keep or do you even..keep springtails and ispods on the foam pads? I was under the impression they're a requirement and alao required a soil base... i feel big dumb all of a sudden🤣

What's the reasoning behind planting most of your plants not on the ground?

where do you get the foam for the base?

where do you get your cork panels?

Hi Troy, I am a bigger fan of this method since it appears to use more natural materials instead of polyurethane foam. What would you say are its downsides?

Man that's not bioactive at all 😠!

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