Agalychnis moreletii

[Beachfroggy]

Amazing! Gorgeous frogs, gorgeous species....The genus Agalychnis is just beautiful, fragile and beautiful yet strong in adaptive skills and smarts to take their place in the rainforest canopy. You have very lucky creatures, I love your setup, it screams of their perfect natural habitat, and they look so healthy and happy and content....great pics (went back over thread) to wake up to. Thankyou

[flybyferns]

Beachfroggy,
Thanks !
I love this species. A tad more difficult then the red eyed(s).
It was really entertaining to watch the adults' response to them being in there last night.
It was obvious.............he knew he had company.

This whole project has taken a very long time. Almost a year . Fingers crossed !
Lynn

[flybyferns]

A week ago , I transferred my 4 froglets from their 'nursery' ( where they were since May 23rd) into their enclosure w/'Boggie' ; my adult A moreletii.
I don't see them very often.
I don't' think this is a bad thing, although nerve racking to say the least.
As always, I stay OUT of the enclosure as much as possible !

Food is missing every morning.
There is lots of poop around.

I have done my very best to prepare them......... so they can adjust in their new home.
I have visited in the dark with a little flash light and have witnessed them eating and soaking.
Here is a lucky 'peek' from this AM. Chubby ! Thank goodness.
'She' has dirt on her head.



Lynn

[flybyferns]

An update on some of the babies . Not babies anymore
And - not very good photos.

[flybyferns]

Amazing! Gorgeous frogs, gorgeous species....The genus Agalychnis is just beautiful, fragile and beautiful yet strong in adaptive skills and smarts to take their place in the rainforest canopy. You have very lucky creatures, I love your setup, it screams of their perfect natural habitat, and they look so healthy and happy and content....great pics (went back over thread) to wake up to. Thankyou

Thank You !