Hey there everyone!! I, still being a novice at frogs & toads, have another newbie question. I have had my fire-bellied toad setup for several months now. It is a half & half system with about 4" of water divided off from the same depth of gravel. I just added a new fake rock/plant piece and covered 90% of the land side with moss. The frogs LOVE it!! They are all over the moss like its a hot tub!! My questionis this, is there a non-toxic completely harmless cleaner that I can use to get the chalky white residue off the glass? I've tried just scrubbing it off with newspapers, a 10% vinegar solution, eco-friendly glass cleaner, almost everything under the sun that seems to be animal safe. It comes back as soon as the product dries!! Is there anything that will prevent it from coming back??!!
BTW I use room temp, de-chloro water treated with aqua-safe and allowed to set out for at least 24 hours before using it.
