Me am stupid

[Kurt]

Tonight, I bought an Indonesian flying frog. I was going to buy two, but the rest were all under weight. Wasn't sure what an Indonesian flying frog was so I opened the cage (they let me do that where I go) and checked them out. What I found was what I believe to be Rhacophorus reinwardtii, a frog I know as the blue-webbed flying frog. A frog that has been on my wish list for a while now.
Like I said I was going to buy two, but the rest were underweight, so I only got the one. I had them feed him before I bought it and he ate, no problem. I am hoping he is healthy. I will treat him with metronidazole tonight. http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/im...us+reinwardtii

Also just got an e-mail letting me know that my cave salamanders, Eurycea lucifuga have shipped. Whoo hoo!
http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/im...rycea+lucifuga

[pillipala]

that flying frog is pretty
love it's feet

and as for the salamander...haha!
i was going to get an axolotl a while back, you know, the larval stage of a salamander. But decided to save up for frogs instead.

[John]

That's quite an attractive treefrog. Good luck with him Kurt. Have you ever kept Plethodontid salamanders before? They can be delicate.

[Kurt]

That's quite an attractive treefrog. Good luck with him Kurt. Have you ever kept Plethodontid salamanders before? They can be delicate.

Tell me about it. I had a Bolitoglossa dofleini. It dropped its tail that first night whilst I was sleeping. My vet did a fecal on the salamander and found some nasty parasites. So he put the salamander on a daily drug given orally. After ten days of this the salamander dropped dead. That sucked because that was a very cool salamander. Not very colourful but it had the fastest tongue in the west, and the coolest hands and feet.
http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/im...lossa+dofleini

[Kurt]

Updates on the progress of the cave salamanders. The seller shipped them Tuesday afternoon and gave me the tracking number. They made it to Gainesville, then into Jacksonville. Last recorded check in was a 12:34 AM Wednesday morning in Jacksonville. So the best I can figure is that they are still in Florida, even though they were supposed to be here yesterday after noon. They are now 24 hours late. I am worried when they finally show they will be dead and well on they're way to decomposition. All inquiries within the post office have brought no new info, only anger and frustration. Needless to say I am bull**** and want to tear someone a new one. This is totally unacceptable, no animal should have to suffer because of some *******'s incompetence.

[Billy]

Updates on the progress of the cave salamanders. The seller shipped them Tuesday afternoon and gave me the tracking number. They made it to Gainesville, then into Jacksonville. Last recorded check in was a 12:34 AM Wednesday morning in Jacksonville. So the best I can figure is that they are still in Florida, even though they were supposed to be here yesterday after noon. They are now 24 hours late. I am worried when they finally show they will be dead and well on they're way to decomposition. All inquiries within the post office have brought no new info, only anger and frustration. Needless to say I am bull**** and want to tear someone a new one. This is totally unacceptable, no animal should have to suffer because of some *******'s incompetence.

Oh my *******god! I really hope they arrive ok, Kurt. I totally agree, no animal should have to suffer because of some *******'s incompetance! Will you be able to get a refund if they arrive dead(hopefully they're not dead)? I would rip them a new one or two.
BTW, those are nice treefrogs, Kurt. Great find, and hopefully it does well for you

[Kurt]

I was going to get an axolotl a while back, you know, the larval stage of a salamander.

Actually, most axolotl never morph to an adult stage. Also axolotl's are a definite species, Ambystoma mexicanum.