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    Handsome guy indeed, especially as The Walker Frog. I was just looking at my 3 Whites tonight thinking about how much they grew, when I got them they were the size of a Quarter and now they are big ole fatties.

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    You should posy some more pics of them! This is my first CB White's, so I'm looking forward to seeing him grow up....all the other WTF I've had before were Indonesian imports.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beardo View Post
    You should posy some more pics of them! This is my first CB White's, so I'm looking forward to seeing him grow up....all the other WTF I've had before were Indonesian imports.
    LOL, I am a picture fanatic, there are tons of pictures in my Album in my profile.

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    We were also at the Tinley Park NARBC show earlier this month and were tempted to add more White's, we reluctantly passed up the opportunity for Aussie and Indo both until we can redo the enclosure. If this is your first White's may I suggest adding another soon, they love to play at night with each other.
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    No, I've kept plenty of other White's before, just not Aussies.

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    Now back to the frog.

    That is a very beautiful specimen, David. I love his color in the first pic.

    How do I get that walking dead app?

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    Although I would not call it playing; there are frog species (including White's) that actually do better in captivity when interacting in uncrowded groups .
    Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog !​

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    David I'm glad you can experience the Aussie, I would Like to experience the Indonesian Variety once I prepare my enclosure
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    Glad you guys like him.....he is definitely more active than I remember my other WTFs being. He changes colors a lot as well....during the day he lightens up, getting a nice turquoise blue color sometimes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ash View Post
    If this is your first White's may I suggest adding another soon, they love to play at night with each other.
    Hi, I would have to disagree. Frogs do not like to "play" (I'm guessing you mean socialize or something along those lines). Though in the wild you may find frogs of the same species together this is not because they injoy each others company but because of the resouces in the area. Such as food, water and temps or breeding depending on the time of year. Frogs are solitary creatures by definition. Though they may not mind each others presence and can do just fine if the enclosure is fit for 2, keeping them together in capticvity is more for the keepers injoyment rather then the frogs unless your breeding.

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