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freeman till i'm caught
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Greg, Adelaide
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- Joined: Fri Jul 02, 2004 3:50 am
- Location: Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Golden Bell Frogs loving the 35 Deg weather
Heres Dulcie, a 3 year old female of my golden bell frogs.
This weather really makes them colour up! (they also get free run of the bathroom with large tubs of water this time of year, which they really love)
(and yes before anyone pipes up, my hands cleaned and rinsed and Dulcie got a swim straight afterwards)
This weather really makes them colour up! (they also get free run of the bathroom with large tubs of water this time of year, which they really love)
(and yes before anyone pipes up, my hands cleaned and rinsed and Dulcie got a swim straight afterwards)
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Greg, Adelaide
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An old, fat common froglet
This is Berkley my oldest Crinia signifera, he's well over 2 years old as a frog by now. (Heres a tip, remember to write down the dates when your tadpoles metamorph or hatch from eggs and stick it on the terrarium, otherwise its hard to work out ages!)
His weight is a bit more under control these days, but he's on his own so he tends to get a little overfed (outrageously pampered).
He's been mistaken for a juvenile cane toad a couple of times (which i think is a little bit insulting!)
Ill put some in-vivarium shots of some others later, but the lighting in the enclosures is not great for digital photography, plus they are all hidden away under vegetation at the moment.
Ps: Dave, this gallery thread and the picture uploading was definitely a really cool idea.
(I hope you dont mind if i pinch the idea for the frogSA site!)
His weight is a bit more under control these days, but he's on his own so he tends to get a little overfed (outrageously pampered).
He's been mistaken for a juvenile cane toad a couple of times (which i think is a little bit insulting!)
Ill put some in-vivarium shots of some others later, but the lighting in the enclosures is not great for digital photography, plus they are all hidden away under vegetation at the moment.
Ps: Dave, this gallery thread and the picture uploading was definitely a really cool idea.
(I hope you dont mind if i pinch the idea for the frogSA site!)
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willowhisp
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- Joined: Sun Dec 26, 2004 1:25 pm
- Location: Perth,Western Australia
Tiddilik
Hi there, here is a photo I took and a recording if it will work of Tiddilik, Nthn Green.
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willowhisp
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Introducing....
Got my two baby red eyed tree frogs. They were hard to photograph cause they're so small and my camera isn't very good (the photographer isn't any good either! 
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Maybe when they're older i'll be able to get some better pics.
I think i might change their names too, when i can come up with something better
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Maybe when they're older i'll be able to get some better pics.
I think i might change their names too, when i can come up with something better
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Ok, here are the Magnificent Tree Frogs i bought. Plus one of my Red Eyed Tree Frogs.
I realise they're not the best photos, but i'm sure you all know by now, i'm pretty bad at taking photos!
I realise they're not the best photos, but i'm sure you all know by now, i'm pretty bad at taking photos!
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- My male red eyed tree frog
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- This frog is the one in the bottom left corner in the first photo
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- The frog on the right hand side of the photo had just caught a cricket
Hi how ya all doing
just thought i'ld introduce myself and my GTF Gopher
i found him hotglued to the bottom of a pinapple almost 2 years ago. In that time he's doubled in size and over the last six months he's started sounding off at any and all loud noises from the vacume to music even the gf's carhorn he seems to be happy although he tends to sulk for a day or two when i clean out his tank. his front left foot was a bit red for the first year i had him (from the glue i guess)but it's all good now. both of these pics were taken about a year ago ill put some more up when my camera turns up.
Axis
just thought i'ld introduce myself and my GTF Gopher
i found him hotglued to the bottom of a pinapple almost 2 years ago. In that time he's doubled in size and over the last six months he's started sounding off at any and all loud noises from the vacume to music even the gf's carhorn he seems to be happy although he tends to sulk for a day or two when i clean out his tank. his front left foot was a bit red for the first year i had him (from the glue i guess)but it's all good now. both of these pics were taken about a year ago ill put some more up when my camera turns up.
Axis
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Michigan J
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OK,
Olive (who has started croaking occasionally, and so really needs to be officially renamed Oliver)
and Pepe (short for peppermint, cause she is the same colour is the goo inside a peppermint Freddo).
Tank looks a bit sparse in these, has been tarted up heaps since then though. Will have to get some new pics.
Olive (who has started croaking occasionally, and so really needs to be officially renamed Oliver)
and Pepe (short for peppermint, cause she is the same colour is the goo inside a peppermint Freddo).
Tank looks a bit sparse in these, has been tarted up heaps since then though. Will have to get some new pics.
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