No problems :)

[reptileszz]

Hi all, I just wanted to post a short note to let you all know that my baby albino pacman " Dennis Hopper" that I had gotten in Daytona is doing very well and eating both earthworm pieces and small roaches. Also my existing ornate "Tuko" is also doing better than ever thanks to the advice here. I had lost the fantasy frog that I got from Daytona likely from not dechlorinating anything and you guys helped me out a lot.

After I "detoxed" them in dechlorinated water and changed everything out of their enclosures Tuko proceded to do two sheds in what I would say is rapid succession, twice in less than a week. I guess he was getting the chlorine off of himself for good. Dennis Hopper has shed at least once. And Tuko is eating better than ever.

Thank you for all the help!
Carole


Getting a photo of Dennis Hopper with no coco fiber is difficult at best. He got that name for a reason LOL

[Hypnotic]

Some frogs actually shed daily, so twice a week isn't that much. It really depends on the frog and offcourse, on us catching them. It's great to see your frogs are doing great and lovely pictures!

[reptileszz]

Some frogs actually shed daily, so twice a week isn't that much. It really depends on the frog and offcourse, on us catching them. It's great to see your frogs are doing great and lovely pictures!

I see. I caught him shedding twice. I changed the water like 5-6 times tho. There might have been more in there. I have "frog water" in a 2 liter bottle next to them now

Thanks!

[Hypnotic]

I use about 1 liter a day for 5 frogs, a gecko and a tarantula. You can sometimes spot shed in the waterdish, it's very easy to recognise.

[HornedFairy]

yea if the shed skin is in the water it looks like slime, easy to spot