So I ended up with a red-eyed tree frog that I am rehoming on friday. I'm giving it to my step sister.
How I acquired this little guy is the only way I could buy the tank and stand set up is if I got the frog too. Even when I said i would take it for full price without the frog the store would still not let me get the set up without the frog.
Basically..I only have so many outlets and I have another tank with 2 fire-bellied toads. In order to light and heat 1 tank it takes up all of the outlets and I do not have an extra power strip.
I got this tank for my two fire-bellies and I was hoping my step sister could take the tree frog tonight but she can't until friday. So will I be able to house everyone together until she comes? They're all relatively the same size so eating each other is out of the question..
I would never do it permanently because of the fire bellies toxins but I do clean the water out every day so is it possible to house them together until friday?
that is very stupid from pet store, how they can do that??????
would you have something like bigger critter keeper or bigger tallish tuberware container in that you can drill bunch of holes for air. if so, put wet paper towels on bottom, some plastic plants and make sure temps are good, spray water for humidity, should be fine until Friday.
Save one animal and it doesn't change the world, but it surely changes the world for that one animal!
I don't actually :/ all the tupperware belongs to my mom so I can't use any of it.
I thought it was stupid of them as well I mean imagine if it wasn't me who got the frog and someone else who also wanted the tank and just released it in the back yardat least I know he can't survive in the wild (let alone during winter) so I'm giving him to a good home.
But in order to keep him warm i have to unplug my fire-bellies set up and it's not fair for them to be cold :/
ok, what are the temps in your house? can you maintain temps 75-80 anywhere, may be move the tank ( that you got) somewhere more warm? the goal is to keep a frog in humid environment and warm, but not with fire bellies. it is just for one day basically.
Save one animal and it doesn't change the world, but it surely changes the world for that one animal!
my room is always 76 i have a space heater in there.
i ended up finding my critter keeper i used to move the toads in when i moved to this new house. I put a damp luke warm paper towel in there to hopefully raise the humidity and I'm going to keep it next to my space heater to try and keep him warm.
excellent! and thank you for saving the frog! i know some pet stores, that want to sell as much stuff an they can, wouldn't sell a frog without a tank, but to force a frog on you when you don't want to is beyond ridiculous.
Save one animal and it doesn't change the world, but it surely changes the world for that one animal!
Yeah and I would keep him if I had more knowledge on these guys but I'm not going to keep a pet that i know nothing about. Fire-Bellies are a walk in the park compared to these guys. Plus when I reach for my fire bellies they crawl in my hand, this guy was a real pain to catch i was almost scared of him getting loose or injuring him! I'll take a picture and show you him and the set up he came with![]()
okie here's the alien..I mean tree frog
My fire belly Mercy in her new tank (monster was hiding)
The tank the tree frog came in..it came with the light, decor, water bowl, substrate, water pump, hydrometer, and stand.
The alien again
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The alien is soooo cute. Can't wait til I can get one.
What a horrible pet store. Beautiful tank, though.
Hi Max. So, your sister will be taking the retf? Here is a nice care sheet she can print out to care for him.
http://www.frogforum.net/content/red...allidryas-122/
76 degrees will be fine for one day. Try covering the back of the critter keeper with dark paper so he can relax. It makes them feel safer. He can eat crickets.
Be sure to dust his and the firebelly's food with calcium with vitamin D3 powder (for amphibians/reptiles) every other day. And multivitamin (amphibian/reptile type) once a week to keep them healthy.
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