Quote Originally Posted by poison View Post
If they prefered drier climates then they would come out more then just the rainy seasons. If I were to keep them in captivity then I would definetelly not set them up in a dry climate enclosure unless I have LOTS of substrate to allow the frog to gain moister at depth. And I'm not talking just a couple inches. Just because they live there does not mean they prefer it, they simply adapted to survive. Do they ever breath in the dry air?;

Does anybody know of any succesful keepers of these frogs? If so how do they keep them?
Ugh!!! Seriously? You are arguing about their natural habitat. Frogs can migrate to seek out water so if they didn't prefer dry climates they would seek more lush wetland areas in which they do not. Obviously you don't know anyone who keeps them either or you would know inorder to mimic their natural environment you would have to create the 10 to 11 month dry season.

I don't understand why us telling you that their natural habitat is dry is so hard to swallow.