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Can I modify my terrarium to hold a little bit of water?

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Posted by jsherps on April 27, 2003 at 22:26:15:

In Reply to: Can I modify my terrarium to hold a little bit of water? posted by SA85M on April 27, 2003 at 19:59:56:

A terrarium is designed to hold a shallow area of water. It is NOT designed to be completely filled with water. Depending on the species of frog you have, you can make the water shallow, around 1 inch(pyxies, horned, darts) or deep, around 5-6 inches(leopards, bullfrogs, etc). I wouldn't put more than 6 inches of water in it though. Terrariums use less silicone than aquariums and are therefore not designed to hold large amounts of water.

If there's any cracks in the tank, you can just use silicone to fix them. I had to repair a few of my aquariums last year for leaks, just put some silicone on them and they're fine

hope this helps...

Jeff H.




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