I forgot to mention the specs. The tank is a 18x18x24" Zoo Med tank. I have three Exoterra 26w 2.0 reptiglo bulbs overhead. The background is made of great stuff expanding foam with peat moss and coco coir siliconed to it. The bromeliad are directly attached to the foam via their stolens. No glue of silicone required. I am training the philodendron to grow on the top and toward the front using some wire.

I'm very happy the way it came out.

Looks like the tropics for sure. Beautiful, reflecting the care and effort.

Not sure what a milk frog is.

Thanks. I spend a lot of time just sitting in front of it. It's very relaxing. Takes me away from the city for a couple of minutes. I hadn't seen a milk frog myself, up until a couple of months ago.

They're very cool treefrogs from South America.

The scientific name is:
Trachycephalus resinifictrix

Milk frogs are great, I have a few myself. I also have a friend that breeds them and I often purchase the tads and raise them up for sale.

One thing to remember they are a heavy bodied frog. They will tumble around like a whites tree frog.
Mac

Don't know anything about frogs. But just wanted to comment on your terrarium. It looks great!

Larry

Nice looking tank!

Thanks guys.

Mac,
After a lot of thought I decided to go with Dendrobates ventrimaculatus instead. I think milks would be too much for the plants. Plus I don't want to deal with crickets. I'll post some pics when they are settled in.

I snapped a photo as promised. This is the best shot I could get without disturbing them too much. The frogs are about the size of a dime. They are busy picking off springtails and other micro fauna that have been breeding in the tank for a year.

Enjoy