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Old 29-12-2006, 10:00 PM   #41
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just to share something important which i found on net and i think is very useful.


Section: Handling Amphibians
The first question to ask yourself when handling your amphibian is "Is
this action necessary?" Amphibians, with their permeable skin, are much more sensitive to touch than the scaly-skinned reptiles.

The skin affords little protection against dessication (drying) or against heat. The amphibian's thin skin absorbs oxygen from the atmosphere, but the skin can also absorb anything else that it comes into contact with. If you have perfume, insecticide, hand lotion, or even soap residue on your hands and you handle an amphibian, the frog or salamander will absorb whatever is on your skin, perhaps with fatal results.

There is also the temperature differential to consider. Compared to the ambient temperature of a salamander or frog, your hands are hot. The heat from your clean hands (and the stress of being handled) can actually cause the death of a tiny frog or toad. But there are several ways to handle your amphibian with a minimum of emotional and physical stress.

http://www.petplace.com/reptiles/how...ian/page1.aspx
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Old 29-12-2006, 10:36 PM   #42
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just to share something important which i found on net and i think is very useful.


Section: Handling Amphibians
The first question to ask yourself when handling your amphibian is "Is
this action necessary?" Amphibians, with their permeable skin, are much more sensitive to touch than the scaly-skinned reptiles.

The skin affords little protection against dessication (drying) or against heat. The amphibian's thin skin absorbs oxygen from the atmosphere, but the skin can also absorb anything else that it comes into contact with. If you have perfume, insecticide, hand lotion, or even soap residue on your hands and you handle an amphibian, the frog or salamander will absorb whatever is on your skin, perhaps with fatal results.

There is also the temperature differential to consider. Compared to the ambient temperature of a salamander or frog, your hands are hot. The heat from your clean hands (and the stress of being handled) can actually cause the death of a tiny frog or toad. But there are several ways to handle your amphibian with a minimum of emotional and physical stress.

http://www.petplace.com/reptiles/how...ian/page1.aspx
oh.. din noe abt dat.. hmm.. tks for this kinda info bro! Many tks for sharing
 
Old 29-12-2006, 11:58 PM   #43
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dun worry bro, upgrade tank!!! got few big tanks on sale in Buy/Sell!!!

but remember, pls don't comm with aros.

expensive feeder.
if is with my RTG maybe still quite worth it. but if silver... just got the biggest guppy tank for them. no more blue oyama liao maybe wun put any bg liao.

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Guess at this size they r as cute n nice ya
if there is more white spots. so far my thinner one can see more white spots developing on its skin. the fatter one still quite little.
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Old 30-12-2006, 03:56 PM   #44
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no. last night din hear any noise from them. maybe still not stable yet.
still young bro... wait till they grow older.... once u start raining or sraying water at them... they start to "sing"

A tall tank with height 3 ft would be good... provide lots of branches so they able to excersie
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Old 30-12-2006, 06:13 PM   #45
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piang.....they are cute indeed....but after seeing them, my hair all stand.
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Old 30-12-2006, 08:08 PM   #46
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still young bro... wait till they grow older.... once u start raining or sraying water at them... they start to "sing"

A tall tank with height 3 ft would be good... provide lots of branches so they able to excersie
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piang.....they are cute indeed....but after seeing them, my hair all stand.
why hair stand? nice leh.
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Old 30-12-2006, 08:20 PM   #47
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maybe.



why hair stand? nice leh.
Not maybe, but really.
Those froggies used to feed fish? They don't make noise. But when they reach BF size, try catching some of them and they do croak.
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Old 30-12-2006, 08:35 PM   #48
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Very exp fish food $3X+ per pcs......
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Old 30-12-2006, 08:35 PM   #49
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Not maybe, but really.
Those froggies used to feed fish? They don't make noise. But when they reach BF size, try catching some of them and they do croak.
mine already BF size liao. 2"...when i catch din croak leh.
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Old 30-12-2006, 08:51 PM   #50
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Very exp fish food $3X+ per pcs......
$2X la. still not very ex la. once the lfs boss de wife go comm his MS with his ESR. that nite $50+ de supper for his ESR. my endi also tasted a almost $200 de fish. only bite n kill. din eat.
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