Introducing me!

[Kurt]

Welcome to the Forum Kerry. Here's what I know about Kassina senegalensis, they are terrestrial members of the family Hyperoliidae, reed & African treefrogs. They are from West Africa. Well, that's it. I have included a pic I found on the internet of one. See below.

I am a little concerned about the skinny one you mentioned. I know when I had my blue poison dart frogs together, one of them was thinning out, so I took them to the vet. I thought it might be gastrointestinal parasites, but the fecal sample proved to be clean. The vet said to separate them, because one was intimidating the other. I was taken back by this, as both of them did eat. So I did what the vet suggested and the thin one began to put on weight. Now I am wondering is this the case with your two frogs?

[justagirl]

I'm fairly new here, too. These folks are great.

[Kerry1968]

Hello, Kurt, thanks for the info. I'll keep an eye on the two of them and I'm going to try hand feeding as John suggested, then I'll know who's getting what! I really don't think the larger one could be intimidating the skinny one as the larger one is hardly ever out!

And thanks for the welcome justagirl, hope to see you around the forums, maybe we'll be online at the same time and get to chat? I love your frog by the way, if I had the choice (and the money for the set-up) I would have Red-Eyed frogs too! They are just gorgeous!

Attching a pic of my frog.....

It's not a very good pic, the tank was dirty, it was just after I set the tank up. Hopefully I'll get some better photos after I change my tank around this weekend.

By the way, does anyone know how long it takes for silicon to dry?

[justagirl]

Thank you. She was a Christmas present from my boyfriend. I can't wait to get more!

[justin shockey]

24 hours

[Kerry1968]

thanks!

[justin shockey]

no big i'm a builder