Finally decided to introduce myself

[justagirl]

This is the sound that keeps me awake at night. It is a male red-eyed leaf frog, Agalychnis callidryas. I have two males and one female, plus 35 of their offspring. http://allaboutfrogs.org/files/sound...rogsounds.aiff Females shouldn't make any noise. There are a few species that the female does indeed call, but Agalychnis callidryas is not one of them.

LOL. I haven't heard anything like that so far so I guess Calli IS a girl. Just the one little froggie cuss word that one time. lol

[Kurt]

There is also this sound, I have never heard it before, but the web site claims its a red-eye. I think the file may be broken some how. Listen to it and let me know is this what you hear from your frog. http://allaboutfrogs.org/files/sounds/redeye.au

[John]

Freaky - sounds like a cricket or something.

[Kurt]

Doesn't sound right at all.

[justagirl]

Nope. That wasn't it. It really almost sounded like she cussed at me. LOL.

[justagirl]

Do you guys think the set up I have (posted above) is inappropriate?

[justin shockey]

no i think its sick but you can do better it don't heart

[Kurt]

I think it is just fine. I keep my White's in a set-up very similar to yours. I also have a small soft-shell turtle and some fish in it.
You could actually breed red-eyes in a set-up like yours, as long as there are no fish, turtles, or anything else in the water. You would need a spray bar above to simulate rain and of course another red-eye.

[FrogFreak]

It looks nice to me...I dunno if there needs to be that much water...but hey...I'm not the expert.