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Old 07-15-03, 11:27 AM   #1
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Bell frogs

Is there another name for a bell frog? I am trying to find info on their care, as 2 small frogs were given to me and the person called them bell frogs. Thats all I know...and they eat pinhead crickets.
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Old 07-16-03, 03:50 PM   #2
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You'd have to explain more here. Most frogs eat crickets firstly. Answer this and explain a few things. Does it climb on glass? What color is it? Whats the size ( presumably they are small eating pinheads ) ? etc. etc.

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Old 07-16-03, 03:53 PM   #3
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Does it look like this?

Frog Picture

If so... check these...

Care Sheet # 1

Care Sheet # 2

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Old 07-18-03, 10:50 AM   #4
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Yeah! that what it look like! Okay, I checked out those pages and they really helped! Thanks!
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I set up a new tank and they seem a lot happier. It is a small terrarium (plastic) with about an inch of water on the bottom. I put gravel sloped to one side where there is a big rock to climb out on. There is a pump creating a waterfall for him too. Before he was just in a dish with about a few centemeters of water and a plastic ramp to climb out on. They do stick to the glass.
I also put a fire belly newt in with them. I think their sizes are matched okay, so one does not eat the other.
If anyone knows this arrangement is wrong, please let me know so I can fix it!!
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Take out the Fire Belly Newt. Please dont mix species.
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Old 07-26-03, 09:06 PM   #7
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Definately take out the newt. They secrete a toxin that can be harmful to other animals and frogs are easily affected by these things. It is a good thing that you posted this here as that is how you get to learn things like this.

Hope the animals do well.

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Ok. It's a vote thing. Sorry newton, but tomrrow you're being voted off the island!
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