My Red Eye Tree Frog

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mark

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Woo hoo, I finnaly get a red eye tree frog, and he has been succesfully living in his viv. I am so proud. His name is Phyll. I hope to get some more soon.

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This is the shelves I built with all my vivs on them. The one on the top left is where the RETF stays.
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Please comment or question
 
Wow cool you have quite a setup there! Lucky to have tree frogs.In NZ we don't have many different types. Mainly golden bells. I love phyll's legs!
 
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