Hi all, I know this may sound like a dumb idea, however I figured if anybody would appreciate it, it would be you guys. Okay so In the past when I have tried to induce breeding with cory cats and other south american fish what I have done is lower the water level over the course of a few weeks and increase the temperature. After this "dry season" I would increase the water every day colder to simulate a rainy season. Basically what I am saying is, is there any similar way to simulate a rainy season to induce dart frog breeding. Maybe a way this would work would be to feed less (still adequate however), mist less, and if there are any water features to stop flowing, lower the water level and continue with this idea for a few weeks. After this, would it make sense to fill the water features over a course of time, possibly even overflowing them, increasing food, and misting very frequently. Tell me what you think of this idea, and I am very open to criticism on the idea, I am just starting out in this wonderful hobby! Thank you for taking the time to read this!
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