Having a lot of problems posting/ uploading more pictures :(

[Kazzie]

I've been having a ton of problems uploading any picture to the site. When I try and attach a picture to a post, using the tools on the actual entry, it pops up a window "Manage Attachments" but when I try to upload anything new, it doesnt work, and I cant drag previously uploaded photos either. What am I doing wrong?

[deranged chipmunk]

Nothing. We have been having issues with the upload manager. It should be corrected now. We apologize for any convenience.

If it is still giving you problems, please let us know here so we can pass the info along


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[elly]

I'm having trouble uploading from my computer now.

[elly]

It's fine now, maybe I wasn't patient enough.

[BC]

I am new here and new to rearing grey tree frogs. I read that one should never return grey tree frogs to the wild. Why is that? I took in 6 late hatching tadpoles in late Oct. before a freeze. My thought was to spare their lives and return them to the wild in the spring when the adults emerged . The remaining tadpoles left outside froze and died as happened the year before. So, I felt sparing the few I brought in was a good thing. One died a few days after he climbed out of the water. Two more metamorphs seem to be fine and are growing. Two more are still tadpoles. I have them set up in a smallish container inside a glass reptile container. They eat fruit flies and I finally found pinhead crickets which they can eat via the internet. Pet store crickets are all too big for now.

Anyway, can someone answer my question about returning them to the wild ?
Thanks.

[Crunchy Frog]

You will probably want to start a separate thread on this, since it is not related to the subject of this thread. If you do, I will be happy to answer any questions I can, as I raised nearly 60 Grey tadpoles over the summer, and released most of the young frogs back into the wild.