Just saying because even just a moment next to the sal could cause major problems for the frog, its like people, some frogs may be fairly resistant of their toxins, but another of the same species have have a particlarly violent reaction. You need to wash your hands between each encounter with each of the species you keep to make sure they arnt affected by one anothers toxins. Thats just the deal with amphibians.

sorry if you know all this already but you seem awfully flippant about potentially endangering your animals health.

__________________


Whites Tree Frogs, Litorea caerulea (Australian and Blue)
Crested Geckos, Rhacodactylus ciliatus
Mossy chahoua Geckos, Rhacodactylus chahoua

Golden Retriever
4ft Tropical Community tank
2 tier mixed Koi pond

beautiful tiger sals!!

__________________
1 corn snake
1 leopard gecko
1 rabbit
2 rats
4 cats
8 indian stick insects
1 tiger salamander
i am 13.... unlucky for some....

what is the name of the rusty coloured amph in picture 4?

__________________
other loves include...
WEST BROM
ST HELENS

it is a tomato frog. thanks

Great collection!! looks like they are all smiling! they all look really healthy and happy :-D... Peace.

__________________
My Lovelies:

0.0.1 Carolina Corn (Tango Sly)
0.3.0 Cats (Misty, Molly and Poppy)
1.0.0 Hamster (Spinner Jables- SJ)
1.0.0 AFT Gecko (Mushu)
0.1.0 Leopard Gecko (Saphira)
0.0.5 stick insects (Gobbles, Dancer, Sticky, Tiny and Bob)
Lots of lovely fish !



In The Future:

• Male Western Hognose
• male and female Bearded Dragons
• Sand and Rosy Boas
• Snow Corn
• Boxers & Huskies
• Ferrets
• Geckos