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Three 1-year old Gray Treefrogs

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TheMagnusEffect

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Just thought I would share some photos.:frog:

First shows tadpoles the day they climbed out of the water.
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Second is of their first tank.
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Last four are from their current home.
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they look great!

Have you thought about putting some plants in your tank? either real or fake?
It will help reduce any possible stress in your frogs, and just look nice too!

Also, do you feed them in that tank?
I wouldn't recommend the moss as the main substrate. It can cause an impaction if ingested.
 
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I added 3 plants to their tank and covered one pane of glass w/ paper to put them at ease. Also, I usually feed them using tweezers because it's easier to keep track of how much food each one is getting....so that avoids the impaction issue.
 
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