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awesome Glenn. Please take some more pics of your frog room. I want to run a cover / POTM shot of your room some time, if that's ok with you.

That would be cool! It'll be done in about 2 years, Phil. JK I'm down to a snails pace here. lol

take a couple pics of whatcha got. I may put your fruit fly rack o' awesomeness pic on the POTM just because it's cool and huge.

Will do, Phil.

Best

Glenn..mate........ we're waiting :roll:
Actually I would love more of your work in progress Glenn,i know we have a laugh ,but you are a pretty big ( very cool understatement)inspiration to us,you always make time to help the new guys , always give us something to ponder on,a proper frogger, thanks for bringing abit of that wisdom over here ,
anyway its "not my job" to say all that :lol: i just want more pics 8)
belucky kiddo,
Stu

Thanks you, Stu! Here's a few tank pics.













Thanks for looking,

Cheers

greylegs
patricia
colbolt?
azzie
superblues
Alanis
how did i do :mrgreen:
Glen how do you find the sb's(if i got that right,productive? strong? shy? colour variation in kids is it similar to what you've seen of ours? did they come from UE?
viv size around 2' cubes,back at you Glenn what's in the water.
Mate i noticed from a recent post you have a few imis now,how are you finding them and how do you keep them ie sex ratios,and viv sizes
great vivs mate
thankyou
Stu

Stu&Shaz Wrote:greylegs
patricia
colbolt?
azzie
superblues
Alanis
how did i do :mrgreen:

Close! The Colbalts are actually bakhuis.

Stu&Shaz Wrote:Glen how do you find the sb's(if i got that right,productive? strong? shy? colour variation in kids is it similar to what you've seen of ours? did they come from UE?

They indeed come from UE and are referred to as Blue/Bronze but I think they're the same thing. They were very shy up until they hit breeding age and now I have to push them out of the way to get to the petri dish. lol They're very variable in colour and pattern. Great frogs!

Stu&Shaz Wrote:viv size around 2' cubes,back at you Glenn what's in the water.

Yep, 24 x 24. Ummm, I'll have to get a count. :wink:

Stu&Shaz Wrote:Mate i noticed from a recent post you have a few imis now,how are you finding them and how do you keep them ie sex ratios,and viv sizes
great vivs mate

Love the Imis, but I like all frogs. :mrgreen: Having all that calling adds to the room HUGE. I have some in pairs and some in 2.1 trios. They're in 15" cubes right now and I'm in the process of moving them into 12 x 12 x 18" Zoo Meds. I'm going to pair the ones off that aren't already. The tanks are old and a mess right now...

Cheers

ha nearly,yup sb'=blue/bronze,more of our cross atlantic name malarky,methinks
the liking of so many frogs is my only problem with this hobby Glenn,we have a couple of boxes to tick and then, well we have been mulling over "and then" for months already,
best
Stu

So true, Stu!

Here's a crappy cell phone pic of what I'm working on now. Just a bit of foam on the sides of the top row and they're ready for silicone/coco fibre.



Cheers

I've got this image in my head......... :lol:
"Oh Laura, darling, i'll just knock out 9 vivs before tea,if thats ok "
Seriously glenn when do you hope to have this phase of the build sorted out,going deeper do you intend to move the imis once you go into the down cycle of your breeding year? I've never really contemplated this side of things before,i guess i'm trying to circumvent this really,but its still fascinating to know the thought processes as it could well have implications for our summersi at least,that is if some more real ones can be found here :roll:
Stu

wow! that azeurus viv is top of the line! whats the moss on the ground? is it spreading?

frogfreak Wrote:Thanks you, Stu! Here's a few tank pics.













Thanks for looking,

Cheers

Stu&Shaz Wrote:I've got this image in my head......... :lol:
"Oh Laura, darling, i'll just knock out 9 vivs before tea,if thats ok "
Seriously glenn when do you hope to have this phase of the build sorted out,going deeper do you intend to move the imis once you go into the down cycle of your breeding year? I've never really contemplated this side of things before,i guess i'm trying to circumvent this really,but its still fascinating to know the thought processes as it could well have implications for our summersi at least,that is if some more real ones can be found here :roll:
Stu

Not quite, Stu. It's more like,

When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...When are you going to get those tanks done...Would you stop nagging on me!.When are you going to get those tanks done....When are you going to get those tanks done....When are you going to get those tanks done....When are you going to get those tanks done....When are you going to get those tanks done...Okay already...Tank building begins!! :lol: I'm a weeeee bit of a procrastinator... :oops: I have to be in the mood too.

They haven't bred a whole lot since I've had them and I'm hoping a move will get them going. I hope to have the vivs up and running in a month. It takes a while for the silicone to cure, but I still like this method.

sidney ferrell Wrote:wow! that azeurus viv is top of the line! whats the moss on the ground? is it spreading?

Thanks! That moss is called blanket moss and it's from UE. It is slowly spreading.

I read all of that to shaz,she smiled whistfully and said."that's abit like you" you'll have noted You and not Me!!!! hock:
brilliant thanks man
I do favour the long way around if i can find it, :roll: I hope it all pans out mate
good luck
Stu

Stu&Shaz Wrote:I read all of that to shaz,she smiled whistfully and said."that's abit like you" you'll have noted You and not Me!!!! hock:
brilliant thanks man
I do favour the long way around if i can find it, :roll: I hope it all pans out mate
good luck
Stu

LOL! My two favorite saying are "Slow and steady wins the race" and "Rome wasn't built in a day" Remember those. 8) They come in very handy! :lol: It's allll good, Stu!

Cheers

Started another dozen 18" cubes. These tanks will be very basic and will be for breeding pairs and froglet grow outs.

Some frog pics.

Bicolors



Regina



La Fumme



BYH



Caught Dad transporting a couple of tads tonight.



Cheers!

Great pics and frogs Glenn!
Thanks for sharing.

Hey Glenn, I'm trying the paper plates in the ff cultures. They seem to be working well. Thanks for the tip!!


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I am using his technique as well have had some meltage but fixed it with more paper plates.
Casper has had good results as well, he uses it for his hydei cultures.