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bluemerle lover
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16-11-2006, 08:02 PM
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wow that sounds amazing hving a frog live in doors hey foxy you want to get one
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16-11-2006, 08:07 PM
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wow that sounds amazing hving a frog live in doors hey foxy you want to get one
I have 3 already - oh no they are kids aren't they Frogs must be easier
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16-11-2006, 08:08 PM
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ooh i dont know foxy ga gets me cimbing the walls when hes misbehaving
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16-11-2006, 08:10 PM
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You can handle him, if he feels threatened he will pee on

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
He sounds amazing - although I don't think I would like him to feel threatened Thanks for all the info on him though it was very interesting
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16-11-2006, 10:48 PM
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Ooooh wow how interesting, what a great pet! I'm not sure one would be suitable for me though, you know what cats are like with frogs
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17-11-2006, 01:00 AM
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Ooh what an intersting pet. He's lovely
I would like a pet frog but I don't know anything about them Maybe I should learn!
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17-11-2006, 02:10 AM
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They really are great pets and inexpensive to keep. Well, this type of frog anyways. There are all sorts of frogs that are great looking, I love the red eyed treefrogs, and poison dart frogs, but when I saw little Kermit in the pet store, it was love at first site, but obviously he did not feel the same way about me as he peed on me..... There are some really great caresheets out there so if you are interested I suggest you read up because they make wonderful pets, and I would recommend that to anyone who is looking into it....Its great to drop in the crickets and you just see him come out and snatch one up, and they constantly look like they're smiling, quite amusing little creatures....
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