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    moviescolin
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    Default Re: Red Eyed Tree Frog help? Please!

    Well, a little update: Everything has panned out okay. My over-analyzing and worrying was just me freaking out!

    This morning, three of the four crickets I offered them were missing. As the bowl is too high for the crix to jump out, it means somebody ate them!

    I also got to see the frogs enjoying the enclosure. I added some 'palm' type plants, with thick stalks, so that they could have more things to climb on; I also added a few more branches. I saw the female out and about, finally resting on one of the branches and then proceding to hop into the water and hang out in there for a long time. The male wasn't quite as active, but he was still moving around and exploring.

    Thanks everyone for the help! It looks like my frogs are happy and healthy! Now I just need to design a bigger vivarium. (There's always 'designing bigger vivariums' around my house, lol)

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    moviescolin
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    Default Re: Red Eyed Tree Frog help? Please!

    Nope, still worried. Am I over-worrying? Today the male frog (the smaller guy) was sleeping on the ground near the back of the tank. I added more branches. Is it possible my tank is TOO crowded?

    The female frog was on the glass near the floor of the vivarium, but the male was literally on the ground.

    About six hours later (after my shift) I came home, and the male was on the glass now, about 5 inches closer to the front of the tank, however still just above ground level.

    My humidity is at 60-70% still, and the temps are 70-75 at night, 75-80 at day. I'm not sure what's going on? And I'm still worried about them not eating. O.o

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