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The local Petsmart has them sometimes.
I don't think they will ship them
I don't think they will ship them
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It appears that Bubba is a Bubbette
No big deal, its still a cool frog
In the pictures that are posted above, she is just really upset
about being out of her tank. She puffed up as soon as we
took her out.
I just gave her a large mouse and she is in a better mood now.
Sorry, I didn't get a picture at feeding time. I'll try for one next time.
Is once a month really enough for these guys as far as feeding?
No big deal, its still a cool frog
In the pictures that are posted above, she is just really upset
about being out of her tank. She puffed up as soon as we
took her out.
I just gave her a large mouse and she is in a better mood now.
Sorry, I didn't get a picture at feeding time. I'll try for one next time.
Is once a month really enough for these guys as far as feeding?
Depends...............
If you are feeding large mice, once a month is probably enough. I feed mine about every two to three weeks, a fuzzy or two, but they are pretty old, and have alot of stored fat, and a slow metabolism. Just watch the weight, though this can be tricky.........because they do tend to pump up with water, and puff up when they are mad, as you already know! Overfeeding is one of the leading causes of death with these guys. It wrecks the liver and kidneys. Also............keeping the cage clean, and the water bowel, will prevent the other most common reason, bacterial infection from a dirty cage. Really...........they are VERY tough once you get them going.
If you are feeding large mice, once a month is probably enough. I feed mine about every two to three weeks, a fuzzy or two, but they are pretty old, and have alot of stored fat, and a slow metabolism. Just watch the weight, though this can be tricky.........because they do tend to pump up with water, and puff up when they are mad, as you already know! Overfeeding is one of the leading causes of death with these guys. It wrecks the liver and kidneys. Also............keeping the cage clean, and the water bowel, will prevent the other most common reason, bacterial infection from a dirty cage. Really...........they are VERY tough once you get them going.