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    Kurt
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    Brown White's areN'T sick. They just change brown against a brown background oe in dim lighting. If he's eating then I wouldn't worry too much.
    Last edited by John; April 5th, 2010 at 02:50 PM. Reason: Kurt meant areN'T not are

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    bellk
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    based on my setup that i posted in an earlier post, how can i brighten the place up so he will be blue again?

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    into
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurt View Post
    Brown White's are sick. They just change brown against a brown background oe in dim lighting. If he's eating then I wouldn't worry too much.
    Kurt, you mean brown white's aren't sick? my guys are brown half the time.

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    bellk
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    i assumed he meant that they weren't sick...
    also, they do not like to eat their food when i dust it with the protein powder. any suggestions?

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    Kurt
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    Protein powder?

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    Paul Rust
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    I don't dust crickets. I mix it with the cricket food when I make it.

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    bellk
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    1.yup, i dust them with rep-cal protein and vit. d powder. is this not right?
    2.my whites are ab one inch long. how old do you think they are?
    3. one of them is super nervous when i pull him out to feed him and then again when i put him back in. i really want to pull them out to feed them because its easier for me to track who is eating what. any advice? i dont want to give the little guy a heart attack.

    thanks for all of your advice. i am very new to this and everyone's advice has been very helpful. kam

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    Kurt
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    1. I think you mean calcium and vitamin D3. I would also make sure they were getting other vitamins such as A. I have been using ZooMed's Reptivite for that.
    2. Less than a year old. Most likely captive bred as well.
    3. I wouldn't worry to much. Eventually he will calm down.

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    bellk
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    thanks! i just ordered the zoo med vitamins that you use. also, i bought a bright colored plant and the brown frog (still un-named) turned back to blue. so cute! so i put the two of them with about 8 crickets and some meal worms and one of them ate 4 crickets and 1 meal worm and the other just ate one cricket. they are one inch long babies- how much should they be eating?

    thanks in advance!

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    Kurt
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    D'oh! I meant to write "Brown White's aren't sick" or better yet "A White's treefrog turning brown is not an indication of illness" It been a long day, I am tired and I have having trouble concentrating. So you will have to bear with me.

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