My 3ft Paludarium with Frogs

**kr0nic** · 30th Jan 2008, 16:03

Originally Posted by inimicus

Nice set up....

Are those red eye green tree frogs or white's tree frog? Can you tell me where i can get some at that size please?

They are red eye green tree frogs. They are a Australian native frog and i do not know if you can get them outside of australia. They are different to the red eye tree frogs iv seen people keep in the USA as my guys stay much smaller.

**inimicus** · 30th Jan 2008, 16:23

Cool

and which state of Australia are you in staying in currently?

**Orion** · 31st Jan 2008, 15:58

Originally Posted by inimicus

Nice set up....

Are those red eye green tree frogs or white's tree frog? Can you tell me where i can get some at that size please?

I think it is listed as a protected species in Singapore and therefore not allowed to keep unless apply for permit, AVA quarantine, for scientific research etc... We are afraid they may escape and spread around breeding and cause bio-unbalance although I have not seen a wild Singapore frog for decades!

**inimicus** · 31st Jan 2008, 18:17

Ah thanks

i know about the species allowed in this tiny island. I did not see that kronic was from aus hence was curious as to where he obtained the red eye green tree frogs from. Cute little fellas.

**Orion** · 6th Feb 2008, 03:02

Originally Posted by Thirteen

welcome =) the fish has nice finage and shine..wonder if sg have them. Their actual name is spotted blue eyes?

Saw them at Sea View in Jalan Kayu. They are quite young and small, best of all only 70cents each with further discount for 25pcs!

**DanNiErSi** · 18th Feb 2008, 15:24

i think the one you saw was not the fish in the picture i guess you mistaken already , cause i when down yesterday and i saw the 70 cent is a blue eye , so i when to ask the worker there and show them the picture stored in my hand phone and they told me the don't have this at all, and i try pasir ris farm area also don't have it =(

hoping that can be able to get in Singapore