Recent content by ReptileNinja101

Looks like a barking treefrog or a young grey treefrog

I'll be there too right at the start on Saturday! :D But I don't know how long I'll stay because of homecoming later in the day.

Their most likely grey tree frogs and or spring peepers. Because I don't think leopards would be able to get into the pool.

Gray tree frog maybe? Was the pool above or below ground?

Is the bin closed?

If your going to raise them as pets, then pick a few to raise for example five or so. Then release the rest in your yard (near fall you will see a few big ones :D ). Separate the remaining ones you kept in their own containers as they are cannibals with a twig/branch. As for feeding feed them...

It sort of depends on what exactly you have in your bin. Some things may be toxic or harmful to amphibians and reptiles. You might want to stick to what you would find around in your area that are CB. :main_thumbsup:

I've heard that it should be around 1/3-1/2 of the floor space... so generally the same. I have my BP in a 20 long and 1/3 of the floor is covered with a UTH.

Nice Leos! Also you would get more views if you post this in the Show of your Leos forum :main_thumbsup:

So I just recently picked up my first snake (Spider Ball Python) at a show the first week of February and have a few questions. I've been feeding fuzzy mice(has eaten twice for me so far F/T) which are small (all I have at this time) and would like to know which would be a better feeder because...

Thanks. I too also try to make it every month. lol

Cool. I was there too and got my first snake... a spider BP:D

Very nice! Did you happen to get him at the All Animal Expo on the 5th?

I'll be there... also on the vendors list some of the links are dead or come to a domain is it possible to update them?

Desert Spiny Lizard (Sceloporus magistar).......... maybe?