Best Species for my Viv?

[delfiend]

Hi guys,
So I'm considering getting a/some dart frog(s).
Here is the viv I have:
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It's an 18" x 18" x 24" Exo Terra terrarium, and is currently empty and temporarily in my closet. :?

I'm about to set it all up with some different plants and Epiphytes and moss and such.

Obviously, I'm going to try and use up that upward space with some logs, maybe some vines, and tall plants. My problem is, I don't know what sort of dart frog would do best in my enclosure.

For one, I REALLY REALLY love Phyllobates terribilis!!! All three colors are amazing and I just love its face! Plus, I know I'd be happy with just 1 or 2 of them hanging out in one cage, as opposed to feeling like I need a group to make an impression.
However, I've read that terribilis is a ground dwelling specie and won't use that upward space I have... is that true?

The other specie I was looking at was Dendrobates tinctorius. They'd use more of my upward space, but I feel like I'd need a handful of them to really fill the cage with life. And in wanting a group, I'm REALLY REALLY tempted to try and mix morphs. I'd want all males so that I wouldn't end up with any hybrids (or tadpoles, for that matter) but buying sexed adults in expensive.

Any advice would be nice. :/
I'd especially love some video of anyone's terribilis or tincs so I can see how they behave in a vivarium...

[Philsuma]

The general 'rule' is...the bigger and stockier / heavier the frog is, the more horizontal or flatter space as opposed to taller enclosures.

ALL frogs when small will climb and 'roost' up high at night - it's a protection against night predators like centipedes, scorpions and spiders ect.

when they are older and fatter, especially terribillis, they tend to occupy the lower and ground portion of the enclosure @ 80% or more. There are always exceptions to this, and with different tank designs, planting, hardscaping ect, sometimes the animals will behave differently.

Be sure to hang out and read up on a lot of the threads in the beginner section here.

Welcome to the addiction!