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16-11-2006, 07:37 PM
Originally Posted by Foxy 
Awww he's lovely - he is a 'real' one isn't he?
I like frogs I think they are cute
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16-11-2006, 07:42 PM
Originally Posted by Foxy
He's a beauty
Is he tame and does he hop round your living room? 
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16-11-2006, 07:45 PM
Originally Posted by Amber08071
Oh yeah, he comes out, he climbs the walls as he is very sticky climbs on the couch, hops around on the floor,we let him climb around in the plants, he is very tame...
Can you handle him or would you damage him if you touched him? Does he have to go under one of those lamps to keep him warm?
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16-11-2006, 08:01 PM
Originally Posted by Foxy
Awww that would be lovely to have a pet frog
Can you handle him or would you damage him if you touched him? Does he have to go under one of those lamps to keep him warm?
you, he did that to me one time and let me tell you does it
shoot far, he sure can aim, he got me right in the perfect
spot, it looked like I peed myself...
, he has a special heat light to keep him warm. You really only have to be
careful if you have anything on your hands, like lotion, as
these types of frogs absorb stuff through their skin, like
when he sits in the water for long periods of time, he will
get bloated and look really fat. He is a great pet to have though. We
also own 3 Chinese Water Dragons, a Leopard Gecko, a Marble Gecko,
a Ball Python, and then the 2 dogs......and a partidge in a pear
tree...LOL
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