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I've got lots of enclosures and every time I'm setting one up, a question pops into my head. Is there a specific reason that more people don't use unnatural colors to decorate their tanks? I would definitely understand if the reason was that the colors would stress the critters, but I haven't been able to find any information on it so I don't know! I have 5 White's Tree Frogs, three Crested Geckos, two Pacman frogs, and one dart. The dart frog shares his enclosure with live plants so I wouldn't want to put anything fake in there, but if I found say, pink vines or some brightly colored species appropriate decor, would that be stressful to them? They're all housed appropriately with natural colors currently, just looking to see what my options for the future are! Also, if anyone does have and cool themed setups, I'd love to see photos. Thanks!
 
try to almost recreate the atmosphere of their natural enviroments,first make research of your amphibians ,where they come from,what are they use too,even if their captive bred, itll look very nice!!! and be creative! good luck !!
 
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