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hi can any one help me i just purchaced a red legged running frog , i was expecting to get red eyed tree frogs but i was advised not to as they would have been hard to keep as a first time owner !
but i can't find any information on how to keep the red legged runners any ware has anyone else got this type of frog who can give me some advice please ? ![]() |
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Hmmm.
Try googling Kassina maculata. Without a pic it's difficult to tell waht you've got.
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yes this is pretty much what happened i decided on this frog after a long talk with the lady in the shop describing my set up temp and humidity and the lady said that would be fine for this frog and as a biginer i was none the wiser
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Just hd a quick look at Marc Staniszewski's book. If it is K. maculata then he recommends heating to about 26 C during the day. Lower at night. and sphagnum as a substrate. Pollywog may be able to help.
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Have to chime in and state I have 2 of these wonderful frogs!! I am new here on the UK site but belong to the US version at herp center dot com. I have had my two girls for over a year and have had no problems. I keep the temps around 70F (not sure on the conversion) and the humidity around 40%. These frogs come from areas south of the Sahara desert. Kinda dry and moderate temps. A good misting 2 or 3 times a week keeps them happy. I feed mine medium sized crickets and am attempting red wiggler worms. I will post a few pictures for you to see. I find them totally fascinating as they walk rather than hop. I have had mine use me as a climbing post on several occassions and they seem to enjoy it. Have had only one escape in the time I've had them but easily found and returned to their habitat. I keep them in a 10G aquarium with a locked screen lid and a Repti-Glo 5.0 bulb. I have it on a timer so they get 12 hrs light / 12 hours dark on a dialy basis. I use fake plants and such as decoration and clean the cage about every 2 weeks. I keep a 4 inch saucer full of decholornated water for them to soak in. I change this as needed. I use eco-earth (compressed coconut husk fiber) as a substrate about 3 inches deep. They like to bury themselves during the 'day.' I have a small under tank heater on one side in case they want it a little warmer, it's only 10 watts but it's something (was used as a hermit crab tank heater yrs ago). Feel free to ask me anything about them as I know that caresheets are hard to find.
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