just curious if flightless fruit flies are the best way to go for this little guy.
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2 firebelly toads (Ernie and Oscar)
1 american green tree frog (Booger)
1 four line/golden tree frog (Nugget)
1 Pacman frog (Atari)
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feeding a tree frog frogglett
zuesfrog
Apr 28, 2004 07:57 AM
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Colchicine
Apr 28, 2004 08:14 AM
I personally don't think they are nutritious enough for long term use, supplement with dusted pinheads. You can also use termites.
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zuesfrog
Apr 28, 2004 02:06 PM
they are not for long term .. just till he gets big enough to eat small crickets. he's grown some.. he's just bigger than my thumb nail.
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2 firebelly toads (Ernie and Oscar)
1 american green tree frog (Booger)
1 four line/golden tree frog (Nugget)
1 Pacman frog (Atari)
