D. Leucomelas froglet behaviour

[DonLisk]

You purchased some very bold and active PDFs. You will find they will use all the tank whether a 20 gallon or a 40 gallon.
They are a great frog and provide a never ending amount of visual activity.

As for one hiding, could be the shy one of the group or is intimidated by the others. Just keep and eye on this one and ensure it is not being bullied and is getting to eat. 2.1 is a good number for a group and you really only want one female in the tank. If you have two females split them up into pairs in separate tanks :-)

PDFs will eat more flies over a day than you can imagine. If there isn't enough, they will feed on sprintails if you seeded the substrate before adding the frogs.

[Happy Frog]

You purchased some very bold and active PDFs. You will find they will use all the tank whether a 20 gallon or a 40 gallon.
They are a great frog and provide a never ending amount of visual activity.

As for one hiding, could be the shy one of the group or is intimidated by the others. Just keep and eye on this one and ensure it is not being bullied and is getting to eat. 2.1 is a good number for a group and you really only want one female in the tank. If you have two females split them up into pairs in separate tanks :-)

PDFs will eat more flies over a day than you can imagine. If there isn't enough, they will feed on sprintails if you seeded the substrate before adding the frogs.

I wrote a long response to you but apparently I was too long winded and the system time-out...

Here's my thought...

PDF's are not as fragile as what I thought they would be...
All four of them have developed interesting habits, but they are all eating and coming out at different times of the day.
I have a break-out star that seems to have homesteaded a magnolia leave that is angled against the front glass. This frog seems to be really inquisitive as to what's happening outside of the tank
This is the first time I have been able to observe diurnal frog behavior.

I am setting-up a photobucket account and pictures are coming soon.

Thanks Don,

[Happy Frog]

Here's my 20 gallon tall that houses my four D. leucomelas. It's my first PDF enclosure so be gentle!!!