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    frogeyes
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    Default Re: Red Eyed Tree Frog Beginner

    Quote Originally Posted by Frogman1031 View Post
    Wash and rinse well, (no soap) beforehand just to be on the safe side. After baking and cooling
    (and before too) checks for insects and fungus that might hurt your frog. You want to absolutely OBLITERATE anything that might be harmful to your frogs. Can you post a pic of the vine? I doubt this could happen to anybody but me but i found a great brach once! (Poison ivy) not fun
    Thanks for the reply. I doubt it's poison ivy. Here's a pic. It's a bunch jumbled up. Really neat and I'm planning on sanding it down to make it smooth. Also going to make sure there aren't any sharp edges that could cause harm to the frogs. I cannot see any insects/bugs on any of the pieces but I will clean to the best of my ability.
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