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  1. #1
    clownonfire
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    Default Re: New to tree frogs.

    Quote Originally Posted by bshmerlie View Post
    Getting a conversion kit for a 10 gallon may be difficult for a beginner. All you really need is a tank that is at least 18 inches tall. A 20 gallon tall might be tall enough. Also check out Craig's list. I've often seen used Exo Terra or Zoo meds for around $50. Those are ideal. Also check to see if their are any local breeders in your area that carry those frogs instead of getting them at Petsmart. It is important to start off with a healthy frog. There are also reptile shows where you can get tanks and frogs pretty cheap.
    Do as Cheri says.

    It's a good point about tanks on Craigslist. I got all my tanks, minus one, on a site similar to Craigslist in my neck of the woods. Make sure you clean it well with dechlorinated water and make sure it is water proof (I had one bad experience). Even if there will not be lots of water, keeping humidity will gather some.... If it leaks, you can get aquarium silicone at a pet supply store for not too much.

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    talveren
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    Found two exo terra terrariums of the right height on craigslist for my area. Thanks Cheri! Sent out feelers to both to see what condition they are in. One is $50 with all the bells and whistles I was complaining about.

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    talveren
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    How do I find a frog breeder? I know the pet stores are bad with snakes. they want the really odd looking ones so inbreeding is a big problem. I was hoping with this kind of frog they are common enough it isn't a problem.

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    clownonfire
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    Default Re: New to tree frogs.

    Quote Originally Posted by talveren View Post
    How do I find a frog breeder? I know the pet stores are bad with snakes. they want the really odd looking ones so inbreeding is a big problem. I was hoping with this kind of frog they are common enough it isn't a problem.
    It's always better to go with a breeder, but if you want to get it at your local store, ask questions, try and figure out where they got it from. Some will have the paper work, and more. If you are well informed, and they can answer your questions, it's basically your choice. I prefer buying from breeders, but I did get a few from pet suppliers.

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    bshmerlie
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    Default Re: New to tree frogs.

    Quote Originally Posted by talveren View Post
    Found two exo terra terrariums of the right height on craigslist for my area. Thanks Cheri! Sent out feelers to both to see what condition they are in. One is $50 with all the bells and whistles I was complaining about.
    That's great to hear...sounds like you're on your way. Bells and whistles are good especially cheap ones. Remember to show us pictures of your frog and setup when you're ready. If you can do your research here on the forum and get your tank nicely planted and everything before you get your frog. Remember setting up a mini rainforest is half the fun. I agree with Eric and get two or three of the American Green tree frogs. Its not that they need company. Its just the more you have the more likely one will be moving around when you're watching. I had one lone Red Eye for about a year and a half and he and I would have some pretty lengthy staring contests. I almost beat him once or twice.

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    talveren
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    Default Re: New to tree frogs.

    It's not so much I want to get it at the local store it's more that I don't think there's a breeder around to get a frog from. If there's a site I can look them up, let me know. I'm sort of in the Houston texas area so I can wander that way if there's a reputable breeder there.

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    frogbreeder27
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    Talking Re: New to tree frogs.

    Hi sorry if im butting in but have you looked online for breeders?

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    talveren
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    Default Re: New to tree frogs.

    a little bit, but I keep getting hits for puppies and kittens. I love my dog, but one spastic lab mix is enough.

    go ahead and butt in. I'm very new at this and I want to do it right.

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    bshmerlie
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    Default Re: New to tree frogs.

    Checkout the classifieds on Kingsnake.com they have a classified amphibian section that should help you out.

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