Stocking a swamp-type paludarium?

[rudukai13]

Turtles don't really spark my interest. Not sure why, they just don't...

[CLennerton]

he said no turtles...

[highvoltagerob]

I think a group of firebelly toads would be great in there. With a large exo terra you could have a group of 6-8 in there and they would be very entertaining. Mine also climb branches occaisionally and they are always in and out of the water. They would be happy with a bunch of plants growing out of the water (or floating ones) and a few fish swimming around with them.

[rudukai13]

Do they actually swim, or will they just sit partially submerged every once in a while? I'd like to find something that would spend equal time in and out of the water, and all of the videos I can find on youtube are just of them sitting around, not actually swimming or diving...

[Dizzlebum]

MUDSKIPPERRRRRRRRRRRRRSSSSSSS DUDE!

a bit of a challenge to keep, but people who see it would be like wtf? :0, there brackish water fish, but they can be on land, perfect enviro for them imo, look them up! a little harder to care for and find etc. but totally worth it.

[rudukai13]

While a mudskipper tank would be cool, I was really looking for more of a freshwater bog or swamp type enclosure for some kind of reptile or amphibian. I've kept a lot of fish in the past, wanted to do something different this time.

[viva la viv]

I can totally see a pair of frog eyes just pokin out the water all covered in that floating duck weed. baby mangrove trees would make that tree swamp effect just perfect.