Post some pics of the caatingas :-) I would like to see what they look like now.
Is that really a red/orange fantasy? I heard that most red fantasies never reach adult size due to genetic problems. Don't know if it's true or not. A friend of mine bought a red baby fantasy a while back. It never grew and it developed all sorts of problems , eventually it had to be euthanized. He did everything right and since then, has a collection of fat happy pacmen. I have a green fantasy myself, and he's doing great. We just figured they were too good to be true.
I'm not sure. All three of my fantasies were purchased as just "fantasy frogs" and not labeled as far as color phase -- from three different online suppliers. This one (the brown one) eats pretty well and all three seem to be healthy. Sometimes he looks more brown, sometimes he looks more orangish. Here are the other two for comparison. The green one on the left I had suspected is a female as it eats very well and is the biggest now, checked it too yesterday, and it has a baggy throat and possible nuptial pads developing, so I'm thinking it's a male as well.The green one is now on coco-earth and has darkened now to mostly brown.
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That second frog is quite beautiful!
Here's my fantasy frog.![]()
Here's some pics for you of one of them, taken a few days ago. He is around 2.75" long right now.
-- I rehomed the other Caatinga about a month ago as part of some downsizing, so not sure if he changed in coloration since then and this is the last picture I have of him/her which was taken almost 2 months ago but he looked the same at the time of rehoming.
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