My terrarium

**Crazy Frog** · 23rd Nov 2008, 11:52

**Crazy Frog** · 23rd Nov 2008, 11:54

**SCOPE** · 23rd Nov 2008, 12:53

nice setting with hues of red & lots of green....thks for sharing

**Charismagnetic** · 24th Nov 2008, 20:22

I have been up and about the forums for the past 2 weeks. However, I still have no idea what is lfs.

Could anyone tell me what it means?

Nice pictures, beautiful looking frogs.

**zhiz22** · 28th Nov 2008, 01:12

lfs = local fish shop

**Crazy Frog** · 6th Dec 2008, 13:32

Have just checked my tank water ph which is 6.35..which is a little acidic..must be due to the coco peat which i used for my background which the water is running through it....by the way i would like to bring the PH up 6.8-7 or maintain it there..any idea what type of products that i can use and it must be safe for amphibians and fishes doh..
thanks

**dkk08** · 19th Dec 2008, 12:36

I love that mossy treefrog!!! Is it a Vietnamese Mossy Treefrog (Theloderma corticale)? Very nice healthy fella

The Leptopelis sp. looks like a Leptopelis natalensis, but then again there's many different leptopelis, its only 1-2 inch right?

**natureAddict** · 19th Dec 2008, 18:53

everythings nice - plants, frogs. pity we cant get them here.

to up ph can add coral chips. abit then test ph, then more cral chips if needed.

does your glass mist up?

**Crazy Frog** · 20th Dec 2008, 08:39

yup my glass mist up..but i got a fan blowing so after awhile the mist will be gone...
i got a Ph moniter for my tank ..so monitering the ph should be easy.

**Crazy Frog** · 20th Dec 2008, 08:44

Originally Posted by dkk08

I love that mossy treefrog!!! Is it a Vietnamese Mossy Treefrog (Theloderma corticale)? Very nice healthy fella

The Leptopelis sp. looks like a Leptopelis natalensis, but then again there's many different leptopelis, its only 1-2 inch right?

Yup one 1-2 inch for the leptopelis sp... but it can grow to 2 1/2 inch doh.
Mossy Treefrog is WC and full adult 3Inch but have been captive for 1/2 year already...so far so good.

**dkk08** · 20th Dec 2008, 10:59

Originally Posted by Crazy Frog

Yup one 1-2 inch for the leptopelis sp... but it can grow to 2 1/2 inch doh.
Mossy Treefrog is WC and full adult 3Inch but have been captive for 1/2 year already...so far so good.

Oh that's good to hear, I read that Mossy Treefrogs breed readily in captivity too so if u've a pair or can get ur hands on a partner for the little fella, you might just be the first in M'sia/Singapore to captive breed a Mossy Treefrog

**zulonvox** · 20th Dec 2008, 14:35

Where can i get those frogs? Is there any shops that sell frogs?

**Crazy Frog** · 20th Dec 2008, 17:55

Not in spore lah.. as u cant keep them in singapore.... In malaysia not that i know also so far....maybe have...not sure..anyway I got mine from a fish shop in KL to order from thailand...

**moluccan** · 21st Dec 2008, 16:43

hi crazy frog, i'm a nube. Firstly would like to tell you that your mossy frogs look awesome!! Was wondering what are mossy frogs?? are they normal frogs and you tie moss around their body and they start to grow and establish itself on the frog or when wild caught, the moss already start growing on the frog?? If so would like to also know what kind of moss you use to tie to your frogs. Please advice cos would like to cultivate some mossy frogs too. If you are keen in selling your mossy do pm me thanks

**Crazy Frog** · 22nd Dec 2008, 00:10

**FuEl** · 22nd Dec 2008, 01:27

I think you must incubate the developing eggs with blended sphagnum moss. As the tadpole develops it will absorb some moss DNA into itself and become a mossy frog.

**moluccan** · 22nd Dec 2008, 16:25

thanks for the advice stuart, i will go and cultivate some moss for my tadpoles now... rofl

get some wax worms for me when youre in krungthep will u

**David Moses Heng** · 24th Dec 2008, 00:22

Originally Posted by FuEl

I think you must incubate the developing eggs with blended sphagnum moss. As the tadpole develops it will absorb some moss DNA into itself and become a mossy frog.