Is anyone familiar with Rhacophorus reinwardtii? I am hoping to add some to my collection after the holidays, and I can only find one site with any information. It says that they are cared for like RETFs. I am just wondering if anyone has actual experience with them, and could verify that their habitats are similar, and should be cared for like a RETF. Thanks in advance!!!
~Angela
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Asian Blue-Webbed Gliding Treefrog
angelawina
Dec 18, 2003 12:31 AM
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snelling
Dec 18, 2003 07:53 PM
There have been several questions here about this species. A use of the search function should turn them up. However I have the species. So far they have proven to be very hardy. I would not purchase imports. Mine are CB from Mascarino. Over the last two 1/2 years they have regularly experienced a wide range of temps, down in to the low 60s overnite. Based on my experience with them they are about the same as redeyes care wise although they are sensitive to dirty conditions. I hope this helps.
