Theloderma corticale

[ViperJr]

Ah okay. Please post more pictures of the frogs. They look so awesome! I see that they even got their camouflage pattern in their eyes. Such cool frogs!

How active are they when the lights go out? Do they climb around at all?

I finally have one more picture for you. It not much, but it's something at least:

[kueluck]

I'm jealous. I saw these during the summer @ Repticon and fell in love with them. I too do not have the space for them at this point, but some day.................

[Raya]

Great picture! Handsome little guy.

[flybyferns]

I finally have one more picture for you. It not much, but it's something at least:

I love this frog !!!! Great photo

[ViperJr]

Thank you Lynn! They are a nice species indeed.

I have another picture for anyone that's interested, but it's not super high quality. Just thought the motive was nice

[flybyferns]

I am interested in getting another frog / species ( a pair) at some point. I think about these things for a really long time.
I can't decide between Amazon Milk frogs (trachyccephalus resinifictrix ) or these? The mossy frog is so cute - I love all the bumps !!!
I have an enclosure I could turn vertically. BUT, I will have to create a new front for it. Yikes !

I have this :
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001769CGY/...SIN=B001769CGY

Above was my first enclosure for my red eyes. I got it at a garage sale. But it was not tall enough used horizontally. The screen top is made of a plastic screening fabric.
That screen top was a terrible problem when used horizontally.

or I have an old 20 gallon high ( left over from discus and angle fish breeding ) ? not very high when turned vertically for amazon milks though? Don't know

I am scheming.

I do have my hands full w/ my other 'charges'.

Lynn