theyre great arent they, we have 10, and i plan on gettin more hehe

Also have 9 fbn's in with them too and they all love eachother

can i just ask, what a strange username, can i ask why you chose it? lol

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the username is after aileen wournous, ever watched monster, anyways think she had a real bad deal on death row etc. anyways my fbts are callin more regulary now. If during poss mating do they look like their having a go at each other, one seems to be chasing the other, no major drama, just wondered if anyone seen similar behaviour.

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male fire bellies bonk anything even crickets
they grab their mate y the bellies look like they playing leapfrog and they dont let go

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You could try good old xenopus toads (african clawed toads). They are available from most aquarium places. I have to admit I don't keep mine in a heated, filtered tank. Mine are in still, unfiltered water at room temperature and I feed them fish pellets. It might sound harsh but four of them have just had their 32nd birthday!!!!! (hatched in the hot summer of 1976, They were in the school where I worked and became mine in 1987). They don't make as much noise as the fbt's but do make a funny ticking noise sometimes - usually when hungry. I only feed about once a week in the winter and 2-3 times a week when it's warmer. They don't do much but they will watch you. I love them! x

Sorry, I think my reply is out of sequence!!!!! It should follow from the 'what can I try next'