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    guilletto
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    Default Re: Do red Bulbs disturb tree frogs?

    And how do you enjoy your frogs if you don't see anything ? :S I love contemplate them
    Quote Originally Posted by flybyferns View Post
    There is actually some research that shows red eyed tree frogs can "see" and be bothered by the red 'night lights'
    I have this info stored in the heap - somewhere. I'll try to find it and post the link here.

    I remember member ViperJr ( whom I respect tremendously ) posted information here on FF about this as well. Do a FF search!

    I have personally - tried the red. I have to say I believe my frog's (A callidryas and A. moreletii) activity declined when I used them.
    I no long have ANY lights on at night- they are in complete darkness/ using timers. As a result of using the timer and consistency; my frogs wake up within minutes after the lights go out !

    Lynn

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    Default Re: Do red Bulbs disturb tree frogs?

    Quote Originally Posted by guilletto View Post
    And how do you enjoy your frogs if you don't see anything ? :S I love contemplate them
    You're funny
    I use night glass / binoculars..... just kidding !

    Seriously........
    I turn a light on (way the other side of the basement ----little 40 watt bulb) they don't go back to sleep.
    I certainly don't sit there all night. ( although I would like to ) I do need to sleep !
    You could use a little flash light?
    Sadly, there hours are opposite ours (mine anyway )
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    guilletto
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    Default Re: Do red Bulbs disturb tree frogs?

    LOL! I sit down a half hour before sleep! I think it will be enough with a night Glo of 26W

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