We got a boy!!!

["Red-eye"_Matt]

I heard one of our two red-eyes call for the first time last night. It was MUCH louder than i had expected. They make a lot of noise for such a little animal. I did not expect to hear from them until we were ready to breed them, had the rain chamber set up and they had been in it for a while.

So now the question is is our other one a female. "She" is quite a bit larger and has never made a sound, so we are suspecting that it is a female. Hopefully by this point next year we will have a few more and will have them producing. (Dream a little dream right)

Matt

["Red-eye"_Matt]

Forgot to add . . . we should be taking some pictures of them this weekend and should having them uploaded shortly afterwards. I know I said that I would post them some time ago but it kept slipping my mind to get the digital camera.

Matt

[nicola_boulton]

yeah that would be a female i think. Cuz i used 2 have tree frogs and only the males croke in the night.

[Vanan]

Good luck on breeding them! Isn't it great to hear tree frogs croaking in the evening. Makes me feel like I'm outdoors in a far far away place.

[Emily-Fisher]

I can never get any of my red-eyes or even any of my male frogs to shut up! Unfortunatly, I can't get them to breed with the females either.

[fr0glet]

Emily, have you cycled them? I mean giving them a true winter brumation period and then a real rainy season (rain chamber)? I think that's vital to frog breeding, I've also heard playing tapes of recorded thunder storms gets 'em in the mood for amplexus