is this a good ground cover for albino water frogs
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I haven't had experience with frogs but I use this soil in all my tropical reptile tanks and it works very well at keeping the humidity up.
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Yes. We have a water softener system, although different from yours. The frog works on wet, and the type of water isn't a factor. It works fine for us.
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This is not a clear plastic cover if it is the cover for a large outdoor table. It is gray in color and has withstood Buffalo, NY weather(i.e. winters/springs etc.) for three/four years. I have lost track of how long I have had this cover for. It is well worth the money spent if you want to protect your table from the outdoor elements. I am very pleased with this table cover.
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sorry I accidentally hit the yes button. I am going to say no because fire belly meets need larger space, not only that but the door would let the water out that it also needs. and it is not big enough for a filter that the newt would need as well. only good for baby geckos and tree frogs which is what I use it for. I would go for a regular ten gallon tank for those guys!!!
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The tank does come with a lid for the top and I love my frogs! However only after 3months I did up grade my tank because I wanted more room for them to swim in. Other than that I'm so happy I bought the EcoAquarium.
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The frog chlorine packs fit both the above ground and in ground mineral resvoirs. I hope this is what you were looking for. If you're looking for the complete system then here is the link for the above ground system here on Amazone: King Technology Pool Frog Ground Package The best palce I have found to buy the chlorine packs is at poolgeek.com. They come in a case of 12 and free shipping, they are the cheapest.
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Yes. The bottom of this toad house is open to the ground. Toads like to bury themselves in the ground. I leave the front door open and place a small clay dish filled with water next to the house under my hostas. I have 3 toad abodes. Wait and a resident toad will live there.
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Did you fill the water all the way to the top cover? The frogs need oxygen that they get from the surface of the water. Also need to use bottled water or filtered water, not just plain tap water.
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Wild ducks no . If you have tame ducks get rid of them. This cover is cheap and I would not buy one. A good cover is 2 to $300.
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I have a 55 gallon it does not show as colorful as in the picture but you can tell the difference..I bought a second one a month aster i purchased the first one and it made it look real nice!!!!!
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No, it just covers the top and sides, but I haven't had any issues with critters in spite of there not being a bottom cover.
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I use it to cover the top of my walkout dog run. I pull it tight and stake it. there is a little sag but not that much. I think it might also depend upon how large your pond is. I have tried lighter netting and found it did not stake as well. the lighter netting kept tearing where it was staked.
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It fits, but takes up most of the tank. It would work as a temporary fix for very small turtles or frogs and newts.
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Yes it should be fine. It has an adjustable flow so it won't suck up any frog toes! :-)
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I haven't found a standard pool cover yet that will keep ducks out. The cover is very lightweight, but it appears to have held up over this severe midwestern winter we've had.
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I have the frog log in my in ground pool, the water level is about 10 inches below. I think it would work in an above ground pool as long as the waterline is not more than 10" below the decking.
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I keep an African Dwarf Frog with my Betta. I really enjoy him. you could keep one or two small fish like terra. I would not personally put a goldfish in there. goldfish are very messy Fish and Aquarium even though it has a filter really isn't sufficient for that unless you want to do water changes a lot