Tom
(Tom Highum)

Tom! How are the frogs?

Thanks! I'll have to do that. I've been learning more and more, I can't wait until all of my critters have the best homes ever. Work in progress

I only have one room also, it's a really small room too. I have to find some awesome shelves for my critters. Right now they're like all over my room I need some kind of awesome shelving so they can all be on the same side I also have to start learning how to make good enclosures.

I like the enclosure build as well. It's so much fun, just so expensive :/ This summer that's my plan too, to start rebuilding them..and buying more shelves because my obsession has become..space stealing? Haha.

I was looking through your pictures and your set ups are awesome, as are your pets..and photo taking skills my photos are always blurry

hi we are in chat if you wanna come

Do you have a malaysian leaf frog?

Hi Tom!

How come I seem to have such good luck seeing my leaf frog eat, but no one else does?

I <3 my leaf frog.

Hey there! You'd asked me about mini palms back in September. (Sorry I haven't logged on since then). Anyway, to answer you question: they get about a foot high with fertile soil. The ones I've bought were usually in the "cheap, indoor plant sections" of stores like home depot. They're pretty common in the Northeast, though I'm not sure of their availability in Colorado. They definitely do better with warmth and high humidity than ambient home conditions; the ones in my tank are growing like mad, and the ones I've got potted around the house kind of sit there, pouting at me, begging me to crank the heat and mist them more often.

Hi Tom -
Do you ever cach your leaf frogs out and about on any nightly forays in their tank?

Min look in good health and I occasionally see them eat but really their is very little activity! I know they are a sedentary species but I expected a bit of activity?

Thanks

Steve