These are the pics I promised of the FBT, this little guy (assuming its male, please confirm) is supposed to be over a year old and as you can see is really small. I moved him from a small temporary housing to a larger one and really stoked to see that he is very active and eating nicely. I really think this will turn out nicely. Any idea of the actual species based on these photos?






These are the 2 painted reed frogs which were also given to me, you can see how small the little one is which is really intimidating, but I have seen it chasing little crickets which is a good start. The larger one is feeding like a demon which is fantastic. I have not had great success with these in the past so really stoked to see they doing well

Kurt - why do you say they should have good ventilation, this particular species came from Kwa-Zulu Natal which has an extremely high humidity (similar to Florida, USA), so my thinking was too give them really nice humidity. Basically I am keeping them like hatchling Chondro Pythons, in an Tupperware that's a bit taller, with moist paper towel, and a large water bowl. The tupperware is sitting on top of another enclosure so it catches some of the warmth form a heating pad which is creating the humidity in the Tupperware.

Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.