anyone able to point me in the right direction...i will be taking over the care of some soon to be wood frogs soon...maybe
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wood frog care
yellowboy
Jul 09, 2003 03:05 PM
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ginevive
Jul 11, 2003 07:51 AM
Are they just tadpoles morphing into wood frogs? If so, I would keep them in a 10 gallon tank (for at the most, 10 froglets). I kept mine in an inch or so of water, with a few floating plants so the new froglets could get out of the water (otherwise they can drown.) After they're frogs, put them in a tank with a few centimeters of water in it, and tilt the tank on an angle so the water slopes down and there is some exposed glass for a land area. they will be VERY tiny, so you need to get either pinhead crickets or some flightless fruit flies for food.
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