Hi Guys,
as the topic suggests, have the oppurtunity of a trio of these gorgeous frogs.Wondered if any of u have kept/are keeping these successfully???
If so, what sort of temp/humidity etc did u employ???
Thanx in advance,
S.
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Hi Guys,
as the topic suggests, have the oppurtunity of a trio of these gorgeous frogs.Wondered if any of u have kept/are keeping these successfully???
If so, what sort of temp/humidity etc did u employ???
Thanx in advance,
S.
Hello.
A friend of mine had a few imports some years ago. They were from Paraguay I believe. They are native to the upper Amazon if I'm not mistaken. He used to keep them in a heavily planted terrarium because he said they stressed real easily similar to wild caught RETF's he said. The temps were in the high 70's with a moderate drop at night. Humidity around 80%. He never bred them but they sure are beautiful! Small frogs too! With a preference for small prey and they ate quite often if my memory doesn't fail me. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any success with them.
Good luck!
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Justin
stk18119@loki.stockton.edu
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