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    Quote Originally Posted by spencerburgo View Post
    well the way you were offering your advice i thought you must have been some kind of expert, but from what i can gather from reading some of your post's your a complete novice who had no right telling me how to keep my frogs, there are no sharp bits of metal in my vivs that can damage my frogs,

    cheers spencer.............
    You know spencer, I've thought about what you said and what I said. How about we both just agree that are frogs are doing well and healthy? I'm sorry for giving you advice when you had already known what worked best for your frogs. Some people take it more lightly and someone maybe as experienced as yourself with frogs might take it a little more offensive insulting your intelligence. So I'm sorry for that. I just want it to stay friendly on this forum and not make anymore enemies so that we can share our hobby, knowledge, tips, pics, whatever you name it haha. So I hope you understand and accept.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sublime View Post
    You know spencer, I've thought about what you said and what I said. How about we both just agree that are frogs are doing well and healthy? I'm sorry for giving you advice when you had already known what worked best for your frogs. Some people take it more lightly and someone maybe as experienced as yourself with frogs might take it a little more offensive insulting your intelligence. So I'm sorry for that. I just want it to stay friendly on this forum and not make anymore enemies so that we can share our hobby, knowledge, tips, pics, whatever you name it haha. So I hope you understand and accept.
    yeah! no problems here, i just decided to go a different route, like i said if i dont think it's working for the frog's i will go back to coco fibre, but the frogs eat well and shed well and look as happy as a gabf can look lol, and no worry's with ingestation of substrate i weighed up the pro's and cons and decided to give it a go, will keep you posted with the out come.

    cheers spencer......

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    Quote Originally Posted by spencerburgo View Post
    yeah! no problems here, i just decided to go a different route, like i said if i dont think it's working for the frog's i will go back to coco fibre, but the frogs eat well and shed well and look as happy as a gabf can look lol, and no worry's with ingestation of substrate i weighed up the pro's and cons and decided to give it a go, will keep you posted with the out come.

    cheers spencer......
    Yeah. Sounds good.

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    Thats the ticket. I like to try something new to imrove my frogs life and i belive we all mean well.

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    Spence....i still want the name of your bully breeder!

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    Hey spenscer can we see an update of your pixies. So mark what do you think was wrong with your guy. Maybe he was jumoing at something he thought was food.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BG View Post
    Hey spenscer can we see an update of your pixies. So mark what do you think was wrong with your guy. Maybe he was jumoing at something he thought was food.
    You know maybe he could of thought that, he's calmed down a lot more ever since last night. He's just burrowed in his dirt chilling under the red light. He's been digging deep holes and sticking his head out, his dirt just looks like a bulldozer came through all of it lol. I provide him with plenty of burrow room. To tell you the truth I really don't know if anything is truly wrong with him and if there was any type of food he saw. He was doing crazy acrobatics though, that's all I can say.

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