Add More Questions!!!!

[WannabeVivMaster]

We all have room to learn. If you have any questions, ask them. I check this forum at least once a day. I like reading all the questions / answers. I think everybody likes reading all the questions / answers. IF YOU DON"T KNOW, ASK!!!! I''m very new dart frogs / vivariums. I'm interested in learning from everybody's experiences...

[froggsong]

That's the spirit! I think that some people are afraid to ask questions... I check the forum several times a day, and unless I miss it because of a forum hiccup, I read every post. I don't respond to all of them anymore, but I respond to most of them. If I don't know the answer, I'll find out. If I see someone not getting help, I'll figure out a way to get it for them. And I am always a PM away if anyone wants to ask me anything directly.

I have come a LOOOOOOOOOOOONG way since joining the forum. I have learned more here than on any other forums I have been a part of. Not only do I learn when I ASK a question, I learn when someone ELSE asks them too, whether it be through the answers they receive, or the research I do personally to answer the question myself. I've learned so much since I joined here and come to love herps so much more, that I'm actually planning to go back to school to become a herpetologist. I doubt I would be doing that if not for what I've learned here.

Questing opens doors, expands your mind, and brings you joy. So quest away.

[Judy S]

As a newbie myself...you are so right in saying that some people are afraid to ask questions...but some of the difficulty in trying to figure out how to go about this great hobby is evaluating the motherlode of information that is so readily available. When this is so anonymous it can make it so easy for people to give their opinions..and to the newcomer it is impossible to weigh the advice...I absolutely love having these frogs but am scared to death of doing something that may kill them so have spent hours and hours online and not only have developed insomnia...but confusion reigns... just had to get this off my chest ....

[Chemist]

I am in the process of setting up my first vivarium and researching a good set of starter frogs. I have a 12x12x18 Exo-Terra terrarium I am converting. I need a bit of help from those with a bit more frog experience. I know my set up is not big enough to support a large frog family and I have been in communication with Sean Stewart from Herpatologic.net and he has suggested a few frogs for consideration. So now given this I put it to you all for a bit more help. One last bit before the list, I kind of want a pair of frogs that are bold in nature rather than shy and reclusive. I really enjoy sitting watching the two go about their frog business and especially their individual interactions with each other. Now you know a bit about me and without further adieu: imitator, intermedius, pumilio, blue leg ventrimaculatus. Any feedback is much appreciated and I am asking because I want to base my vivarium on the specific habitat of the frogs I will eventually put in there.