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Posted by Derek Benson on April 19, 2003 at 17:16:03:
In Reply to: Making a terrestrial firebellied toad cage posted by birdznfrogs on April 19, 2003 at 16:25:08:
:Hello all,
:I was wondering(Sorry I tried to find posts about this already).
:I hate cleaning so much yucky, water and such. Could I have an absolute, terrestrial environment being VERY moist. Setup ideas would be great. Could I use moss as an entire substrate, bed-a-beast? I hand feed my little guys, so crickets getting lost isn't a problem.
:Thanks all,
:Steven
Hey Steven,
Good question, but I say no. B. orientalis is native to rice paddies of Asia where it is semi-aquatic. Stick to the hlaf and half stuff. I may make a new fire-bellied toad tank with some of the water plant that black jungle sells and some cork curls. Should look nice.
Derek
