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Hi,
I just reciently bought a Budgets Frog, and its hard to find information on them! I was wondering if anyone else keeps them, or knows of any good webs sites about Budget Frogs?

Thanks
Kristen

I have had one for quite a long time now. Any questions you need specifically answered? Or do you just need care in general?
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Andy Maddox
The Reptizone

Who are you who can say it's ok to live through me? Alice In Chains

could you ask for info before you buy the next frog! your frog would be alot happier. need to have the proper setup before the frog comes home.
they are more aquatic than most frogs but they do need a land area. about 2-3 of tank water 4 to 6 in deep. frog needs rocks-driftwood to hide in on land and in water. will stay underwater and come up for breath. temp 80. vary the diet. should have a filter of some sort but water still needs changing every other day.

I have had one for quite a long time now. Any questions you need specifically answered? Or do you just need care in general?
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Andy Maddox
The Reptizone

Who are you who can say it's ok to live through me? Alice In Chains

In response to markc's post, I have worked with and kept many different species of amphibians. I was wondering if there is any significant information that I should know about them, I was told by a couple of ppl they are similar to keeping pixies. Also its not that hard to set up a enclosure for these animals, I have a herp room perfect for keeping frogs in. Anyways I appriciate the information and what you said about researching animals. I was just curious on some general info, how other ppl are keeping them. Mine seems to be doing great, its a great feeder.

thanx
Kristen

I don't have any specific questions at them moment.

Kristen

I think I described how to keep them. nothing like pyxie frogs actually.