Katelyn :]
xkatelynell
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You know, I don't actually know the answer to your question. I can check a field guide, that should have the answer, but right now I have to hit the sack. John does have a picture of a calling cinerea in one of his albums you can look at.

You have to keep in mind that is all anecdotal. There is no proof to back up either hypothesizes.

I did a little bit of reading last night and I think I found the cause, Febreze. What I read in Devin Edmonds' book "Treefrogs", suggests that using these types of products could poison frogs. So I will stop using it. Who knows maybe that was the actual cause of the first great die off, but then again it still could've been the Polycarbonate cages.

Thanks. I seperated six thin froglets from the genral population last night and the two I found dead today were from that six. No new dead in the general population tank.

Not really. I am having a die off at the moment and I am trying to figure out why. I pulled out one more last night and two more today. That brings the total up to 13 dead. I am not happy and I am not selling any until this ends and I figure out whats causing it. At the moment the mecury is headed toward 100F here. That could be part of the problem.

I'm sorry about your baby frog.

I'm glad you finally got your Red-Eye, take good care of it.

Good luck. I knew I had a female red-eye when she grew huge in a very short period of time.

It looks fine to me.

I would have to see a picture.