Well I can say that Brents Bug Bazooka is a hit with my frogs too. I loaded up two canisters and set them one in with my breeding Cobalt tincs and the other with my sub adult Azureus pair (I didn't have enough caps to go around
) and it didn't take them two seconds to figure out that dinner was crawling and flying through the screens. The large grass hoppers (lord knows what else :shock: ) and a ton of seeds, leaves and crud that got caught in the nets are trapped behind the screen. Worked like perfection!! They happily parked themselves right in front and gorged and in fact are still there unwilling to leave until bugs stop crawling out of it.
. I took the two end caps that were over the screen ends and with my hand over them tranfered them two my two terrariums holding my 6 juvi Azureus, although they were less enthusistic about those big white things in their space, they chased and ate the few little bugs that came flying out of it. Now I'm going to make several more, and stock them and throw them in the fridge 8) , boom I'm set for the winter in Colorado.
I'm taking two tadpoles to my daughters 3rd grade class to raise (along with a long lecture to the teacher on how to raise them) and I would love to show the class how to make the Bug Bazooka so the kids can round up food for the new froglets when they morph along with the fly cultures I'll be providing. What a great education experience for them!! Of course when schools out the froglets are coming back to me (or the teacher if she thinks she can handle it) and not going home with an 8 yr old kid for the summer.
This is so cool
...I havn't been this excited about catching bugs since I was a kid looking for something to scare the crap out of my sister with :twisted:
Sorry, little things like this excite me, like the baby toad I found in my back yard on the weekend....
