The 12 x 12 x 18 tanks are now complete. I used a clay background and took a bromelaid plant from next door that was $24.95 and cut it up into 13 pieces. Three each for these tanks. I replaced the mesh with acrylic, which I broke a bit, while drilling air holes covered my no-see-um mosquito mesh. I went with egg crate and plastic pipes for a drainage layer and, coco fiber and jungle bedding for the substrate. I still need plant and more leaf little. Above I have a T8 40w light that seems to be working out. I’m still worried about fruit flies, but I am less concerned since I switched over to wingless fruit flies.

So now I have five 15 gallon tanks with lower vents (Alphas). One 15 gallon tank mashup with heavy mold issues (Charlie). Three 15 gallon tanks with acrylic fronts (Betas). And three 10 gallon tanks with swinging door fronts (Deltas). I probably shouldn’t forget the 35 gallon (Omega). So once they are full planted, what goes in them?

Right now I’m getting a little worried about keeping more than a pair in one tank. This means removing whoever makes the third wheel of a trio. Right now I’m assuming pair sleep next to each other of close to each other. So I’m letting those frogs who like to sleep near each other continue to share a tank. In the mean time this is the breakdown:

• A-1: Nominal 1.0.1 Ptan Line
• A-2: Tarapoto 0.0.2 Ptan Line
• A-3: Varadero 0.0.2 Ptan Line
• A-4: Intermedius 1.2 Tarlton Line
• A-5: Banded 0.0.2 Ptan Line
• B-1: Intermedius 1.1 Ptan/Tarlton Line
• B-2: Varadero 1.1 Understory Enterprises Line
• B-3: Nominal 0.0.3 Ptan Line
• C-1: N/A until tanks settles.
• D-1: Tarapoto 0.0.1 Ptan Line
• D-2: Banded 0.0.1 Ptan Line
• D-3: Varadero 0.0.1 Ptan Line
• O-1: Leucs 0.0.7 Tropical Ecos Line

My pulling is simply going to be based on sleeping proximity. I guess I better start on the eight 10 gallon tanks before the Yuris get here!