Giant Waxy and Red Eye Tree Frog
Melanistic Red Eye Tree Frog sleeping atop a Giant Waxy Monkey Tree Frog in my vivarium setup.
Last edited by KuroiZaigou; October 15th, 2014 at 10:41 AM. Reason: Typo
Re: Photo of the Month for October 2014
just out of curiosity... Are you keeping food ( red eye frog) and waxy frog together?Originally Posted by KuroiZaigou
Melanistic Red Eye Tree Frog sleeping atop a Giant Waxy Monkey Tree Frog in my vivarium setup.
also out of curiosity.... Are you sane?
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Re: Photo of the Month for October 2014
I am also very concerned. I could not think of any two frogs that would be worse mixed together, unless it was a dart and a waxy.
Melanistic Red Eye Tree Frog sleeping atop a Giant Waxy Monkey Tree Frog in my vivarium setup.
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Photo of the Month for October 2014
This is not.....safe. The red eye will be eaten and the waxy might get a disease!
Melanistic Red Eye Tree Frog sleeping atop a Giant Waxy Monkey Tree Frog in my vivarium setup.
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Re: Photo of the Month for October 2014
It's really scary all of the concerns about these two. But all necessary concerns aside, I've NEVER seen a frog like that big one before! Never would've figured that was even a frog! Nature is awesome!
Melanistic Red Eye Tree Frog sleeping atop a Giant Waxy Monkey Tree Frog in my vivarium setup.
Re: Photo of the Month for October 2014
I have moved this Picture and the comments about it out of the "Photo of the Month thread". This forum, owner, and Staff do not support mixing species and are not sure we can or will allow a mixed species picture into the photo of the month. If it is decided you can enter it we will ask you to please resubmit your picture. For now please do not resubmit the picture. We will let you know prior to this contest being closed though. I promise.
We also need to keep the threads on topic and this is clearly not on topic with the original thread this discussion was happening in.
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Giant Waxy and Red Eye Tree Frog
Yes, it is quite dangerous to put a smaller frog in with a larger frog of a different species. It's very likely your red eye tree frog could become dinner.
I'd like to recommend a separate home for each so they can both be happy, healthy, and not stressed.
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