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Um my 2 albino bullfrogs kept jumping at the top of the cage and they both chipped off some of there snout is there anything i can do......please let me know
My grandparents have this pond that has lots of frogs in it, but they keep disapearing. But it's not like, "leave for winter then come back" it's more like, "leave for 3 years then come back for part of summer then lets leave again", why is this? And if i catch a frog out of the pond and keep it will it survive?
This morning my son found a very young Cope's Gray Tree Frog. She's not "tee tiny" but then I'm not sure what to compare her to when it comes to a tree frog (can someone compare an adult Cope's Gray w/an everyday object so I'll have a better idea? I'm not good with math so please don't use metrics.) I verified that it wasn't the regular Gray tree frog before anything else. As he is going to keep her and we know NOTHING about taking care of froggies PLEASE tell me "Step-by-Step" ...
It was important to deconstruct the vivarium so that we could evaluate all the parts of the system individually and gain a better understanding of what was necessary and how all the parts work together – or should work together. There are many elements that make up an entire vivarium habitat. But, when we strip away all the peripherals, we are left with a box. This box, be it glass or acrylic or any other material, must be able to sustain life. After all, by definition vivariums are enclosures ...
Wednesday was a very rainy day, so on Thursday morning, I just had this feeling that gray tree frogs had finally laid their eggs. My husband and I were leaving early in the morning to visit the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, but I wanted to check the puddles near my house. To my delight, there were dozens of gray tree frog eggs! My husband and I took a minute to scoop up the eggs and transport them to a waiting 10-gallon fish tank. I can't wait for these little guys to hatch! ...
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