Milky frog.

It seems a bit cold for them in my opinion. Regarding if it's eating, you need to count the crickets you put in. Keep an eye on the frog's weight too.

If you can get hold of it, I've got a care article in the May 2011 edition of Reptiles Magazine, all about this species. You can buy a digital copy of the magazine here: Reptiles - May 2011 - Volume 19 - Number 5

As soon as the contract expires (November 2011) I plan on posting a version of the article here on Frog Forum, but obviously you will need to make arrangements in the mean time.

My dad thinks ill fry the little guy if i put the red heat bulb on, i guess hes wrong. Ill put the bulb on in the day. I put a bunch of crickets in, i didn't count, but next time i will. I also tried to feed him with tweezers, he just doesn't seem interested. I'm feeling really doubtful of his survival. And for weighing him, ill have to find some scale in the basement.

Nick

Amphibian Care >> Amazon Milk Frog (Trachycephalus resinifictrix) Care The author of this article has been working with amphibians longer than I have been alive, so everything should be accurate. The Amazon milk frog is a tree frog I believe, so it would be beneficial to the frog if there is a lot of branches/leaves/hides higher up in the tank. The article should cover a lot of basic care, but keep in mind every frog is different, so some things may be frog specific. I have never owned an amazon milk frog, so don't dwear by my words, just trying to help out asap.

Thanks for the help, thats the article i looked at when i bout my tank. Yah, i think hes eating at night so that's good.

Paperboy