bummed out -lesson learned.

[LilyPad]

I'm sorry for your loss! It's hard to make a mistake that ultimately leads to the death of your frog. You are not alone though, even experienced keepers cannot always predict what their frogs will get into. That's why, if you read through threads, you'll see something about a frog escaping a new viv and etc. Do not beat yourself up. Remember though, if you get a new frog, keep it in quarantine for a minimum of 30 days so that you're sure of his/her health before introducing it to your other baby. Make sure they are similar sizes also before putting them together.

I was doing some googling, and it looks as if PA has the same laws as WI and you will not be able to purchase a grey tree frog at the show. You may want to look into this better, I just did a quick search. Your best bet may be finding another newly morphed grey tree frog or tad.

[ColleenT]

ugh, really? damn PA and their laws. Oh well. there will be many more tads next year..

[LilyPad]

If you look around pond areas, you should find some new morphs making their way out of the water. We've had hundreds of baby toads come out now and the spring peepers are starting to morph. The greys should be coming out soon.

[ColleenT]

these came from my neighbors pool cover. I don't have a pond nearby. I wonder is it legal to buy them from a place like LLLreptile?