Update: My D. tinctorius azureus tadpoles

[Happy Frog]

This is going to be my last post on this thread. I wanted to show you how I raise my froglets up to 3 months. The little one in the dish is 1 month oow and he is one of the froglets in the post above that had the greenish white on it's head. As you can see it has worked itself out to pure blue.

I was trying to get the container build in sequential order but I'm just going to leave the pictures as is.

[DigitalPunk]

They look awesome! I won't be ready for any new frogs in march, but I hope they all go to someone who will love them!

[ukfan1976]

Wow so cool! They are so tiny! They look very well taken care of Leaf litter is the one thing I haven't added to my Viv yet but am going to very soon! They look like they love it!

[Happy Frog]

Wow so cool! They are so tiny! They look very well taken care of Leaf litter is the one thing I haven't added to my Viv yet but am going to very soon! They look like they love it!

I said I wasn't going to post again but I remembered you had azureus.

I build up these containers just like a vivarium including springtails, and for light I use a small flourescent striplight. I already have three of them made and as the froglets get larger and more come out of the water I move them around. I have a smaller Tupperware that I keep froglets in that have just come out of the water. I usually keep them in the smaller one for a week so I can see that they have started eating flies.

Like I said before, leaf litter is really important. They hide in it, they sleep in it, they breed and lay eggs in it...it's especially important for froglets because it helps them feel secure. I have a trio of Leucs and they will actually get under the leaf litter and crawl from front to back and from one side to the other in their enclosure.