[Guest]

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Wow! they look better than people have told me... would you reccomend a small group (4-6) as a starter frog? I have a 29 gallon cube, so they might like it
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[jbeetle]

Yes I would. I have 5 adults in a 30 High tank and they love it (calling right now)! They do great in groups and are great eaters... so I think they would be a great starter frog. They were one of my first frogs, and my first breeders. I don't know the dimensions of a 29 gallon cube, so I can't really say if 4 or 6 would be better. I am sure 4 would be fine, but 6 might be just as fine .

 

[Guest]

Yes I would. I have 5 adults in a 30 High tank and they love it (calling right now)! They do great in groups and are great eaters... so I think they would be a great starter frog. They were one of my first frogs, and my first breeders. I don't know the dimensions of a 29 gallon cube, so I can't really say if 4 or 6 would be better. I am sure 4 would be fine, but 6 might be just as fine .

it is around 18^3" right now it doesn't have a background, do they need climbing space?

 

[jbeetle]

They don't need a lot height or climbing space, but it doesn't hurt. They spend most of their time on the ground, but do climb a fair bit. If you have some branches they will use them and that should be enough. I think your 29 cube should be good for a group of them. They do sleep in broms sometimes... but are primarily a terrestrial frog.

 

[Guest]

As for the question on a good caresheet on them here is one that is good http://www.thebdg.org/library/frogspeci ... ia.html.If this link doesn't work just go to google and find it. I really like the phyllobates and have bicolors and vittatus.Things are looking like I may be getting some breeding from my vittatus soon :lol:
Mark W.