
08-13-2007, 03:15 PM
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Froglet Housing
Hello Fellow Enthusiasts,
My leucs and azureus are kicking out large numbers (for me) of apparently healthy froglets now, and have been for a maybe 6 months. I have around 70 tads of various stages, and as they morph out, I am moving the froglets into individual rubbermaid shoeboxes and stacking them. Space is at a premium in my house - I have my display tanks in different rooms, and a rack in my den that is now running on "full" with the stacks of rubbermaids, tad cups, supplies, etc.
I want to move the froglets that are a bit farther along (2-3 months) into a community environment; at least the leucs. Would it be a problem to house the azureus froglets together for awhile (separate from the leucs), until I am ready to unload them?
I tried doing various searches on "froglet setups", "froglet housing", etc, but cannot seem to find the right thread. I am interested in seeing people's froglet housing, and also hearing about people's "system" of moving frogs to appropriate housing based on age, species, size, etc..
And as always, thanks a million!
Greg L.
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Temperance, MI USA
2.1 D. leucomelas
0.0.3 D. auratus (Panama)
0.0.4 D. auratus (blue-and-black)
1.1 D. azureus
1.1 D. imitator
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