Southwestern Center for Herpetological Research

Cork Bark

by TimsViv
Nov 12, 2003 5:25 PM · 5923 views · 70.2 k · 648 x 395

Keywords: Vivarium Paludarium Terrarium Dart Frog DWF Anole Newt

Cork Bark has been siliconed to the back wall of the tank above the water line. Rocks, gravel, and bog wood have been siliconed to the back wall under the water line.

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Comments (4)

payley

Jan 2, 2004 7:26 PM

I saw the final photo - your tank looks awesome.. where did you get that cork bark?? I'm looking to wedge some in my tank as a basking platform for my turtles.

TimsViv

Jan 15, 2004 12:24 PM

Thanks, I got the cork bark from a local aquarium shop here in Northern VA, but you can get it at BlackJungle.com or T&CTerrariums or PeaceOfTheTropics.com. It should work well for a basking platform.

Tim

exoticKeeper32

Jan 15, 2004 3:16 PM

Rating: 4/5

sweet cage, wat do u keep in it?

TimsViv

Jan 23, 2004 9:43 AM

The tank houses the following:
Land
- 1 D. Tinctorius (M) Dart Frog
- 1 D. Leucomelas (M) Dart Frog
- 1 D. Azureus (M) Dart Frog
- 3 Anoles (1M/2F)

Water
- 2 Dwarf Gourmies (M/F)
- 6 Long Fin Zebra Danios
- 6 Neon Tetras
- 1 small Cory Cat
- 1 small Crayfish
- 2 Dwarf Claw Frogs

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