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Post by adamanuran on Sept 20, 2005 10:30:33 GMT
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Post by willj on Sept 20, 2005 12:46:15 GMT
lol! i really want some of these! but i have enough animals for the present...
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Post by Killian on Sept 20, 2005 21:32:27 GMT
Class animals, well done on breeding them. How many in total? I cant wait to get some of these although I am going to have to work on raising the humidity in my greenhouse as it dries out very fast and if I leave the water running too long it floods the underground chambers.
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Post by adamanuran on Sept 21, 2005 7:51:59 GMT
They should befine in most conditions killian, as long as there is areservoir of water available. Remember excess humidity can also lead fungus etc. My greenhouse has a good through flow of air and is always quite dry, but the frigs can find their own spot usually in a plant or something.
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Post by adamanuran on Sept 21, 2005 7:52:27 GMT
Ps, i think i may have had about 300 this year!
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morg
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Post by morg on Sept 21, 2005 18:44:59 GMT
Lovely little frogs Adam
Youve got me thinking about getting some now lol
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Post by adamanuran on Sept 21, 2005 23:46:17 GMT
Morg if everyone kept animals with the same amount of respect as you i would be giving them away!
Let us know if you NEED a couple!
Adam
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Post by Killian on Sept 25, 2005 17:31:10 GMT
will these guys be able to breed this spring or the following year? what sort of hibernacula do you provide for them?
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Post by willj on Sept 26, 2005 6:58:00 GMT
i think you take them inside for the winter don't you?
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Post by adamanuran on Sept 26, 2005 9:02:27 GMT
50% shall be overwintered indoors, 25% in a frost free building, 25% hibernated in an insulated box full of moss. I like to have a variety of methods undergo, (don't put all your eggs in one basket!)
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Post by willj on Sept 26, 2005 12:38:00 GMT
good plan, but could they survive in a greenhouse? how do they hibernate in the wild?
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Post by Killian on Oct 12, 2005 14:31:09 GMT
I think they do well in a greenhouse overwinter but I have never kept them. When will these be sexually mature Adam?
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Post by adamanuran on Oct 13, 2005 10:17:44 GMT
The young that i have kept for myself from this year are now about half size so i intend to overwinter them indoors now and give them a short cooling in spring. I think thewy have a good chance of breeding next year.
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morbid
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Post by morbid on Dec 4, 2005 20:06:19 GMT
I have 1.1 Cb:2004 and 0.0.6 Cb:2005, you guys think that they all will breed next spring (2006)? I will hibernate them indoors (in the refrigerator..). Anybody knows how big their waterbasin need to be?
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Post by adamanuran on Dec 4, 2005 20:14:00 GMT
They are not too fussy!!! I have had them breed in plant trays, my pond is 3" deep and covers almost all of the greenhouse.
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