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There is no reason why they can't be used. The only drawback I can see is they are limited in shape. Rubber vines are sold in pet/reptile stores, it is safe and can be shaped to need.
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climbing wood for tree frogs Is there any reason that one could not use bird perches (the smooth wood ones) as climbing branches for tree frogs? I know most have the little metal screw on the end, but as long as that isn't just poking out where a frog could be hurt is there any reason that they couldn't be used. I am just thinking there are long perfect bird perches for a lot cheaper than any other wood you can buy and they are nice and smooth. Ideas?
Re: climbing wood for tree frogs There is no reason why they can't be used. The only drawback I can see is they are limited in shape. Rubber vines are sold in pet/reptile stores, it is safe and can be shaped to need.
Kurt Kunze
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Re: climbing wood for tree frogs I would probably get a little of both. I want to have a vine as well but I want lots of natural climbing options in my tank. I saw a cool curvy one I may get. Thanks for the reply!!
Re: climbing wood for tree frogs You're welcome
Kurt Kunze
New England Herpetological SocietyFrog Forum ~ Froschforum ~ Foro de la rana ~ Tribuna della rana ~ Forum de grenouille ~ Het Forum van de kikker
"If evolution is outlawed, only outlaws will evolve"
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