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Meaning you will be mixing Uroplatus with a species of frog? I had talked to you before and you had mentioned Mantella laevigata. I would like you to reconsider mixing the species, I don't believe it will work out well. Between the stress levels, etc. Uroplatus must be kept warmer, like all reptiles, and mantellas just can't handle that. I am a firm believer in not mixing species, as most of you know.i was planning for leaf tails but thought frogs might like it too...hmmm...
i think he means that he doesnt know if to put leaf tails in or frogs, not mix species :wink:Meaning you will be mixing Uroplatus with a species of frog? I had talked to you before and you had mentioned Mantella laevigata. I would like you to reconsider mixing the species, I don't believe it will work out well. Between the stress levels, etc. Uroplatus must be kept warmer, like all reptiles, and mantellas just can't handle that. I am a firm believer in not mixing species, as most of you know.
Not quite sure what that is. Maybe black-eared mantella (M. aurantiaca milotympanum)? Mantellas of different species can hybridize just like darts can, but it's not as serious if the eggs are not sold.it will house red ear