Thank you for your replies! I used spring water..not sure if that is bad but I will look into using tap dechlorinated. Thanks again!
Thank you for your replies! I used spring water..not sure if that is bad but I will look into using tap dechlorinated. Thanks again!
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I'm not replying to this but to add, if they weren't captive bred and depending on your location they could have died because of the lack of parasitic foods found in their homeland. I'm here to ask why my 3 red eyes may have died, they were pretty healthy and hopping everywhere when they were alive, they weren't stressed and were extremely active at night, I did do a lot of moving in their tank because I had water surrounding the bottom of the tank with fish and shrimp, I originally had 2 which I know were captive bred, but I got one from petsmart that looked healthy but they weren't able to tell me if the frog was captive bred or not (btw the tank they were housed in was a 12x12x18 tank with a reptifogger for cooling and like I said an all water bottom with coco husk and fiber substrate as well as some different assorted plants in and around the tank) I'm not sure if adding her doomed the other 2 males but I do know she had an injury, she was crushed in one of the tanks while moving prior to my buying of her, if anyone could tell me if I could do anything different next time I try thatd be great.
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