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    I'm just thinking about water being stagnant = bacteria and excessive protozoa, would you use filter of some sorts? i should visit vivarium section sometime
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    Oh yeah. It would definitely have a filter. And probably a waterfall type feature.

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    Hi
    I have seen them kept above water. I would be careful w/ froglets kept above water as they should be fed daily. You want to be sure thet are proficient hunters. Plus, don't forget; if kept over water you are going to have a lot of crickets in the water ALL of the time! Yuck. If not water, frequently changed cocoa fiber. For now however, I would use dampened towels to keep an eye on his poop since she has recently tried to swallow an entire tree trunk

    When arranging their enclosure , keep in mind these frogs breed ( only ) in holes in trees. They need hiding spots at the top of the cage with plants, perches etc. I recently saw a great idea.......A large lizard hide siliconed to the glass. It had a pothos vine passing through it. A cute little pair of milks were poking their heads out. Be sure the inside if the hide is smooth so they are not injured.

    I understand they are big eaters.

    Hope all goes well. Keep us posted.
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    Good news! Found poop

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    Glad she appears to be fine. If doing water bottom have to provide many cricket ramps or they will drown a lot and overtax filter. Also, drown crickets will not feed your frogs and the less agressive/efficient hunters could go hungry and become malnourished overtime.

    Someone in forum (Heather maybe?) keeps tree frogs over a towel cloth bottom she replaces daily and washes in hot water on clothes washer .
    Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog !​

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    Came home today and found two more chunks of bark on the paper towels near her. So I guess we still aren't quite out of the woods.

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