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what can i use for land for fire bellied toads?
ok so i know that you have to have 2-4 inches of water and one third of land but what can i use as land ? i have fish pebbles but i don't think i should use that as it may harm the frogs. So then what do i use and what fake plants should i use ? i have a 10 gallon aquarium that i am setting up right now. any advice and comments would be helpful thank you.
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- SPend_dayLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
turtle docks, floating islands, cork bark, large rocks, a shelf secured in place a devider of some kind, are just a few ways,
p.s. i agree gravel isnt the safes or best way to do it.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I'd keep the pebbles, but buy some moss to put over it (you buy it live and it will grow on the rocks). It'll help keep in humidity, be softer on the frogs, and look much better!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Big rocks and rock gravel.
