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So this is a shameless plug but if you want to watch frogs in a regularly updating web cam view, live on the net, I've got _two_ different cameras operating 24/7 on this page: Frog Forum - What is FrogTV?

Bored? Check it out! It's not the same as live TV because it's a snapshot that updates every few seconds, but it's on 24/7 365.

Enjoy!
 
I've been kicking this idea around, wanted to place a cam on my Kaiseri tank so I can check on them from work. :p
 
Do we have to join that forum to see it ... or am i blind :eek:
 
Sorry, that sometimes happens when I add a new article to the site. It's fixed.
 
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