They are Whistling Tree Frogs, I'm not sure how much bigger they'll get, but they will get a little bit bigger (maybe 2 to 3 cms?). They are so cute!Omg, they're so tiny!What kind are they and how big do they get?
Yes, feeding live food is probably the hardest part about the frogs maintenance. I fed them "wingless" fruit flies, just as teeny tiny babies. They say wingless on the packet, but when I was feeding them to my frogs, 3 or 4 flew out and now I cannot get rid of them (and maybe their friends too).
I bought them from a tadpole supplier and raised (I don't know if that's a thing either
) them from tadpoles. They are so tiny, I had to hole up a gap in the tank I have, it was a VERY small hole, because a frog was checking it out. I didn't want it to escape! How did you do it in a bathtub?
Thank you! They are so cute aren't they? Have you ever kept frogs?
They so are! Look at their little see-through legs!
Teeny TEENY tiny!
They are very nice pets to keep because they are small, not too shy, are fun to watch when they eat and are less costly and definitely less noisy than my cockatiels.
Well you have to understand I was a teenager! I had my own bathroom, so I just plugged it up, used the aquarium water cleaner stuff and ran the water. Put in eggs I found in the woods, raised 'em up and ... I think I moved them to an aquarium.I bought them from a tadpole supplier and raised (I don't know if that's a thing either
Sounds like something I would do! When I was younger I wanted to put a turtle in the bathtub... I think if you had one that you didn't want to use ever again, you could cage in the drain, make a drainage layer, and make a living space for a terrestrial frog or toad. I'd love to have something big like a cane toad one day, those guys are cool.
I'm feeding them very small wingless fruit flies
When I was still quite young I found an abondoned bird egg with a friend and we took the egg to my house and covered it in Blanket, we thought that way it would hatch
