[glass frog]

Is is significant that my luecs are sleeping in the same spot for the first time. They are almost always separate doing there own thing including sleeping, but today the are in the same brom in the same leaf all on top of each other. It is not like they are old enough to breed they are only 3 months ootw. My thoughts are they just both like the same spot what do you think?

 

[Baltimore Bryan]

Yea that really doesn't have any significance in terms of breeding or anything at that age. I guess that particular sleeping spot is especially attractive to them; I've had several frogs all sleep right next to each other in different axils of one bromeliad if it appealed to them.
Bryan

 

[Mer_]

Yea that really doesn't have any significance in terms of breeding or anything at that age. I guess that particular sleeping spot is especially attractive to them; I've had several frogs all sleep right next to each other in different axils of one bromeliad if it appealed to them.
Bryan

Does it have any significance if the frogs are of older age?

 

[glass frog]

Yea that really doesn't have any significance in terms of breeding or anything at that age. I guess that particular sleeping spot is especially attractive to them; I've had several frogs all sleep right next to each other in different axils of one bromeliad if it appealed to them.
Bryan

Its funny looking because 2 tiny frogs stuffed in one spot in this huge (16 inches across) brom

 

[tclipse]

Does it have any significance if the frogs are of older age?

Not particularly. More often than not I'd say my breeders sleep separately, but they occasionally do sleep together.

To the OP- try adding a couple more hides and see if they keep sleeping together... it's possible that they aren't happy with the other hides available to them.

 

[glass frog]

There are a tons of places to hide but they are sleeping just about in the open.

 

[tclipse]

There are a tons of places to hide but they are sleeping just about in the open.

Not surprised... some frogs will, my galacts were the same way. Have an FTS?

 

[glass frog]

Have an FTS?

don't know the lingo

 

[dfrmav]

Full tank shot

 

[glass frog]

Taken today they are sleeping on the large brom viable from the top

 

[19jeffro83]

I'm sure those guys are happy in there Brian. Tank looks good. Seems as though they are doing good. Let them know their brothers and sisters say hello ( :

 

[ChrisK]

Just fyi, vriesea splendens are a F'ing DEATHTRAP for juvies.

 

[Shinosuke]

Just fyi, vriesea splendens are a F'ing DEATHTRAP for juvies.

Why?

Or if you prefer:
Que? Warum? Pourquoi?

 

[B-NICE]

I have a 20L and all of my froglets sleep in the same area. Cold nights lead to cuddling lol. I guess there is no text book reason.

 

[ChrisK]

Why?

Or if you prefer:
Que? Warum? Pourquoi?

Because they reproduce by sending up more leaves out of the center instead of pups, long thin leaves, kind of like a new center axil, which eventually turns into a tall "tube" sticking up from the middle, and just the perfect size for young frogs to fall face first down into and get stuck and drown, learned this by experience.

 

[glass frog]

Because they reproduce by sending up more leaves out of the center instead of pups, long thin leaves, kind of like a new center axil, which eventually turns into a tall "tube" sticking up from the middle, and just the perfect size for young frogs to fall face first down into and get stuck and drown, learned this by experience.

easy solution I will cut the pup before it gets tall it is starting to grow now or I can pull it out I have no need to have more than one of these in the tank.

 

[brinkerh420]

My 2 leucs cuddle up in the same Neoregelia Pauciflora x Kauketsyi every night, whether they are in the same axil or different. it looks so funny.

 

[Shinosuke]

Because they reproduce by sending up more leaves out of the center instead of pups, long thin leaves, kind of like a new center axil, which eventually turns into a tall "tube" sticking up from the middle, and just the perfect size for young frogs to fall face first down into and get stuck and drown, learned this by experience.

Sorry to hear this but thank you for sharing the info.