Amazon Milk Frog.

[CaptainMorgantown]

That's really good to hear that they are not hard to keep. Moot is doing very well now. He is starting to move around quite a lot during the night, and his appetite is a lot better than it was. I guess that I should have waited longer for him to settle in, but I was honestly worried about losing him. My record for keeping very young frogs is kind of against me, but I think that we will be okay now

And yes, I did get him at the Steel City Show. Were you there?

[porkchop48]

Yes I was there. I am pretty sure you got him from me.

[Grrrit]

Milkes are def cool to keep. I would suggest a well planted viv for him. My pair will be moving to a 24x18x36 wXdXh this month after the build. And hopefully getting a third. They trend to sleep near each other during the day. Pretty cool little guys I must say. Good luck!

[Hunglikeafruitbat]

They aren't hard to keep at all. I've got seven of them one by itself in an 18x18x24tall viv and the rest in a 75 gallon. I had never owned a frog before I got the first one so I think beginner is a fair description for the skill level required.

I've always fed mine every two days as well. Mine seem to be more active than other ones I've seen, this may be partially because both the petshop I got the first one from and the breeder I got the others from feeds during the day. I do as well so I think they have gotten used to a slightly sporadic schedule.

The only issue I've ever had was a prolapsed cloaca, which I was able to solve thanks to this site and another one recently that I was able to fix immediately this time.

Mat.