When you guys give advice to people who are just kind of starting out with, say, some of the more advanced species like, you know, the large obligates or Pamilio, do you run into a lot of misconceptions about husbandry? Like do you have to kind of guide people and say, all right, well, your tank doesn't need to be sopping wet or you need more airflow? Like what are some common questions that you guys get from people that are entering into the, like the Ophaga genus?

A lot of people ask about tank size.

So, I mean, just like with most frogs, I mean, you want minimum like 18, 18, 24.

But one good thing that I've learned from Julio and Alberto, I would say large Ophaga like a perch up high because the male likes to go up there to be able to see the whole tank.

So whether that's, you know, just a little notch in the top or you got an actual, you know, like cliff up there or a piece of wood or something, I would definitely say that is beneficial because if you have that in there, you'll see your males up there all the time.

But like Julio said too, a lot of people keep their tanks super, super wet and you don't want to do that because like, you know, it can lead to bacterial issues.

And of course, large Ophaga are a lot more sensitive to things like that versus like a Pamilio or a Tink.

Like, what's that like balancing those two?