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Re: why not a RETF for a beginner?

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Posted by Derek Benson on April 19, 2003 at 09:21:03:

In Reply to: why not a RETF for a beginner? posted by compasscreek on April 18, 2003 at 22:21:51:

:i am new to amphibs and want a tree frog, specifically the red eye tree frog. i amtld that i should start with other rog as th RETF is not a frog for beginners. my question is why not? what special requirements sets the RETF or the dendrobites apart from the gree tree frog or a whites tree frog?

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Red-eyes need precise temperature, humidity, etc. If its off about 5-10*, they're gone. With greens and white's, theyt can handle the temperature change until you get the temperature and humidity thing down. Then get some red-eyes.

Derek

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