I noticed in a thread below a note saying red eyes will eat younger ones. That is definately true because when I got my six red eyes as baby's, a couple grew really fast and then about a month later one dissapeared never to be found again. I suspect the large one ate him!! Now, I have 2 smaller adults and two medium size red eyes. One is simply enormous, must be the female leader. Anyway, careful, they will eat babies. I am worried if I put more babies in that they will gobble them up, and that is an expensive meal for a frog!!
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One of my RETF's is a cannibal!!
BigRedCat
Feb 07, 2004 09:21 PM
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antonm
Feb 07, 2004 09:52 PM
Most frogs (and nearly all toads) will eat each other if the size is appropriate, when it comes to red eyes though, that is one hell of a meal...We had a python eat 2 crested geckos once...thats well over 150 right there 
