Giant Waxy Monkey Tree Frog vs. regular Waxy Monkey Tree Frog

[Happy Frog]

Which species is this below? This is what I want.





What is the name of the frog below.




This is the easiest way for me to know which frog is which.

[poison]

Top pics are Phyllomedusa sauvagii and the last 2 are bicolors.

[Happy Frog]

Thanks. I'll continue on with my research.

These frogs are really awesome looking. There's just something about the way they look. Do you have pictures of your set-up?

[poison]

Here is my bicolor setup

[Lija]

Bryan, these species are similar in care, bicolour can tolerate a bit higher humidity, but need way bigger cages. You won't be able to find CB frogs, so if you are to get bicolour it is gonna be WC = more headache and possible medical problems, because of all that I would not consider it as a beginner frog. But there is nothing like holding one of these. Very very impressive frogs when they're happy and healthy ( see pics of Daniel frog in his other thread)

sauvagii are awesome, you can get cb baby, they can live in smaller cages and need lower humidity. I would suggest you go with these.

[Terrarium Supplies]

I don't about you guys over the pond but here in the UK and EU, I have never seen any CB bicolor for sale. As Lija said, more often that not bicolors come into the pet trade with some dreadful rubs.

Here are some shots from a friend of mine here in the UK. This is a large female.

[poison]

James, how big was that female? My male is 4.5 inches (just measured today).

[Lija]

Damn it guys.... I HAVE to get bicolour myself now!

No James nobody breeds them here either. but hey, I think it is about time for you to do it Have you ever tried?

[Happy Frog]

Here is my bicolor setup

I almost forgot....

I'm glad to see that I'm not the only person who builds enclosures using butt joints and angle braces!