M. Nasuta community group

[1beataway]

So several months back, I created the Megophrys Nasuta community group, but anyone I knew who had one was inactive on the forum at the time. However, recently I've had some members join, and I've seen more people on the forum who own one. Thus, I'm starting to be active in the group, and I ask all current and former M. Nasuta owners to join and share your experience and knowledge.

[Tony]

I joined up but I'm afraid I don't have much to add, haven't had time to do much with my pair beyond feeding and watering them.

[1beataway]

Do you have a pair of them together? Everyone else has only one, and we're not sure how they respond together, so that is something worth talking about! But, hopefully more people will join and have a lot to write about and you'll be able to read.

[Tony]

Do you have a pair of them together? Everyone else has only one, and we're not sure how they respond together, so that is something worth talking about! But, hopefully more people will join and have a lot to write about and you'll be able to read.

No, they are housed separately, I didn't want to chance keeping them together since the females are notorious for cannibalism.

[1beataway]

Yeah, I would like to try breeding, and others are trying to convince me to do so, but I would cry if my male was eaten.

Feel free to respond to my intro thread in the group.

[frogged]

I have actually found in several articles that cannibalism was due to hunger during importation and that successful keeping of pairs has occured. Can't cite currently though, if you do an elaborate google search, you might be able to find it.