Re: White's Tree Frog Terrarium Set Up

Inviato da Emerson Sy on Luglio 29, 2000 at 02:07:46:

In Reply to: White's Tree Frog Terrarium Set Up posted by Ken Blumreich on Luglio 16, 2000 at 14:39:41:

1. vermiculite and perlite can cause intestinal blockage if ingested. It might be better to get rid of the soil and just use moss.

2. humidity should be around 60-75%. Mist daily to keep the desired humidity. Keep on side of the enclosure drier so the tree frog has a choice.

Remove feces whenever you see them and clean the enclosure about once every two weeks. Rinse the moss thoroughly or replace it every 4 weeks or so. You can also put a shallow container with water.

Dust the feeders with calcium every 2 weeks or so.

Emerson

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: 1. vermiculite and perlite can cause intestinal blockage if ingested. It might be better to get rid of the soil and just use moss. : 2. humidity should be around 60-75%. Mist daily to keep the desired humidity. Keep on side of the enclosure drier so the tree frog has a choice. : Remove feces whenever you see them and clean the enclosure about once every two weeks. Rinse the moss thoroughly or replace it every 4 weeks or so. You can also put a shallow container with water. : Dust the feeders with calcium every 2 weeks or so. : Emerson

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