Agalychnis moreletii

[Heatheranne]

Awe .

I know what you mean by not seeing them. Thats the nice thing about a quarantine tank. We know exactly what's going on in there. It's like letting our kids go to school for the first time, not being there, and hoping you prepared them the best you could. Tough for us parents.

[flybyferns]

Good Morning,
New photos of the A moreletii group. Four foglets and 'Boggie' ( yesterday am and 10 minutes ago)
They are settling in. They are from the same spawn. There are two ( of the 4) that are much larger. ( 2.2.0 ? ) Don't know
The size difference is obvious in photo #3.









For my FF friends who know what "Boggie" has been through -- he is doing really well! Since the froglets were moved in with him; his behavior is like it used to be when he lived with the red eyes! There is quite a difference. He is much more active. Calling ! More social . I guess? He just seems happier to me.

For my FF friends who do not know what he has been through: ( I made a new home for him of his own and he got really, really sick after the move! He went on a froggy hunger strike, for weeks!!!!! ):

http://www.frogforum.net/vivarium-te...ree-frogs.html

Lynn

[flybyferns]

Photo Up-dates
(size differences)

Smallest of the four froglets





Largest froglet near adult "Boggy" - female?



Meeting at the misting valves !



Have a great weekend!

[flybyferns]

Today was cleaning day.
I had to remove a plant from the enclosure that need some attention.
I searched for -an hour- for one of the froglets!
I was afraid to remove the plant into my little ( make-shift) greenhouse w/out finding him first.
He was ....REALLY.....REALLY ......... hidden in the pothos leaves!