Hi, I've just set up an aquarium that I used to house two geckos in with new plants and I was looking into getting a few frogs for it this time around. I've alreay dot 2 bearded dragons and I've had plenty of expierence with geckos but no frog time. Does anyone know of a good frog to get? Maybe some kind of tree frog? It's a 20 gallon long tank thats between medium and high humidity right now with a uv light only as of now. I was thinking about getting more than one frog as well, so if any live good together that'd be good to know as well. Thanks for any suggestions.
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Can anyone give some advice??
FreakyTah
Mar 08, 2004 04:27 PM
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joseph1
Mar 08, 2004 09:18 PM
Replace the light and start culturing fruit flies. When you get good at keeping fruit flies alive buy Leucomelas, Auratus, Azureus, or any Tinctorius morph of dart frog. Two or three will be fine but don't mix. A good book wouldn't hurt either.
Joseph
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