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blackbetty
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Still havent found a redeye yet... Burp is lonely...
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The salamander fond his own way in and has resided there for over 6 months now as well as the cricket frogs. They have survived fine in my environment and my Red eye is over a year old now. I removed the UVB and use a Sunlight bulb. It simulated daylight and thus, allows him to know when its nighttime as it goes off at 7pm. He may not "need" it but I think its beneficial to his internal clock and he has been doing great with it. He has tripled in size and is a healthy eater. Besides, in the wild, he would coexist with other reptiles and amphibians. I dont know that he is CB anyways.But thank you for your opinion.
and Im gonna check on the guy that is selling them. they wanted 35 for ababy at Aquatic Critter but they were 1/3 of my guys size and I know thats not a good combo so I need am older/larger one so thanks for the info.
Rachel, you get any at the show?
Here is a pic of my redeye and the salamander hanging out at the local watering hole having a chat. (and the dirt is just from the salamander coming in from the soil into the water where he likes to hang out when he wakes up)
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who's chris im interested in these ?I just bought 3 CBB baby red eye tree frogs from Chris also they are in great condition and the service was very good.
who's chris im interested in these ?