for Mike

[flybyferns]

We most often, publicly, share information and questions in the forum areas. I don't know why? I think mostly, to organize information in our specific areas of interest. The search tool is a wonderful resource! It will provide more practical information than ANY book.

As Grif ( one of our ,very most, experienced froggers !!) has suggested, please post your specific question(s) in this "Tree Frog " section. We would like to help you! So far, the only information we really have -is that you have a red eye tree frog. I tried to dig for more information.

1) If you live in an urban or suburban area, catching moths could expose your frog to pesticides
2) in my opinion you can not over-feed a red eye. Simply remove the uneaten feeder, return it to the feeder bin to gut load. Feeding your red eye in a clear glass bowl w/ ( 3-4 " sides) will eliminate the feeder becoming lost in the enclosure or substrate. The red eyes establish there own feeding schedule. ie My red eyes never eat the same # of crickets every night. ( sometimes 1 sometime 5 )

You might ( cut / past) and answer these questions here- This will begin to isolate any possible problem(s)?
http://www.frogforum.net/tree-frogs/...enclosure.html

Oh ! and YES............... it's a money pit, alright !!!!

Hope to see your question(s) soon !