How to treat Wc Cornuta?

[coastal20]

So with the ecozone my cornuta cages are 87 degrees and 86 humidity. Is this a good max temp for them? Then have the temp drop to 80 at night? They seem to like the high temps, my cb baby cornuta ate 5 crickets last night, and I had to force feed the 2 wc cornutas a couple dubias. The way I force feed is to take a 1 inch dubia and just gently run it along the cornutas mouth, then they always open up and gladly eat the food...two times this has worked for me. I always try to feed with tongs first though.

[GrifTheGreat]

So with the ecozone my cornuta cages are 87 degrees and 86 humidity. Is this a good max temp for them? Then have the temp drop to 80 at night? They seem to like the high temps, my cb baby cornuta ate 5 crickets last night, and I had to force feed the 2 wc cornutas a couple dubias. The way I force feed is to take a 1 inch dubia and just gently run it along the cornutas mouth, then they always open up and gladly eat the food...two times this has worked for me. I always try to feed with tongs first though.

87 is a little high. 85 would be better. I occationally raise my temps to 86 or 87 for an hour or 2 then lower it to 84 or 85. The humidity level is fine. Cornuta like higher humidity. You could got to 78 or for a night temp just don't go lower. To wide of a temp fluxuation can stress your frogs.

[pyxieBob]

despite this drawing of mine don't feed them goldfish


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[IvoryReptiles]

despite this drawing of mine don't feed them goldfish




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True, we use Mollies or Guppies when feeding fish to our frogs.........but they will try to get them in the bowl......pretty sure our little betta bowls have hundreds of tongue prints on them!!

[coastal20]

True, we use Mollies or Guppies when feeding fish to our frogs.........but they will try to get them in the bowl......pretty sure our little betta bowls have hundreds of tongue prints on them!!

I went to my local pet store yesterday and they had neither mollies or guppies, just feeder goldfish so I just bought some crickets. To my surprise tonight both cornutas decided to eat 3 crickets each!! Finally no more force feeding. I also caught one of them shedding this morning and wow I could not believe how bright green it was.