poison dart frogs

i have a trio of p.d.f's and there not eating they all stoped eating and have been staying in there bromiliads

 

ok...?

 

im hopeing someone here has poison dartfrogs also that could help me

 

i have no experience with amphibiens or the like, but my question to you why pdf??

 

wha d mean

 

When I had my dart frogs the ONLY time they stopped eating and didnt leave the bromileads is when they had laid eggs and they were protecting/watching over them, Check the little puddles in the bromeliads and see if you can see any egg clusters
Out of curiosity which types do you have?

I had 3 tinctorius, 3 azureus, 3 luecomelas and 3 strawberry darts in a 110 gallon extra high tank that was setup with an automatic mister with a booster pump, waterfalls, live moss, TONS of bromileads as well as numerous other ferns and logs for them and was ALWAYS getting babies and selling them to the local reptile shops or selling them at the reptile shows

If you have any questions just shoot me a PM and I would be more than happy to answer any questions you have

 

Because they are FREAKING AWESOME!!!

I miss mine, Actually I miss ALL of my reptiles but maintaining and breeding all the dart frogs, bearded dragons, leopard geckos and all the other reptiles I had just got to be to time consuming

 

dendroboard.com

 

The few setups I have seen in my life blew me away. They are the coolest mini environments. After reading about a 1700g reef that got converted to a paludarium, I have the bug to try my hand at it. Wonder if the 2 hobbies will be too much...

 

i have 3 leucs, but wait if i do have tadpoles how would i get them out of the bromieliad because there all sharring little pockets i the only bromieliad in the tank