Yeah!!!

[Kurt]

I have had my Phyllomedusa hypochondrialis for 8+ years now, its not very interactive at all.

[jody]

after a year, two of three grf's hop on my hand when I reach in to refill the water dish. they are used to me messing with the tank, and no longer stress as they first did. one got out, and woke me by hopping on my face, and now must hop onto my face during cleanings or feedings if it can.

[Kurt]

one got out, and woke me by hopping on my face, and now must hop onto my face during cleanings or feedings if it can.

You probably have a nice face.

[justin shockey]

ya my whites are so hard to get back in to the tank thay dont let go i have to make them

[Kurt]

ya my whites are so hard to get back in to the tank thay dont let go i have to make them

All treefrogs are like that. Some are worse then others.

[justin shockey]

sup man thanks for the peply what kinds
do you keep

[Kurt]

Currently I keep Hyla cinerea, Dendropsophus leucophyllatus, Agalychnis callidryas, Phyllomedusa hypochondrialis, Litoria caerulea, and Leptopelis vermiculatus. In the past I have also kept Hyla versicolor, Hyla gratiosa, Litoria infrafrenata, and Heterixalus madagascariensis. I am hoping to get some Hypsiboas punctatus, Rhacophorus reinwardtii, Litoria chloris, Litoria gracilenta, or Phyllomedusa sauvagii at the up-coming Manchester show.