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  1. April 17th, 2006, 09:53 PM #1
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    Default My new frog

    Its an American Green Tree Frog. Its soo bright green I just had to take its picture. I've been caring for it for the last 2 weeks or so.



    I wish it was climbing a Vanda or something.
    These do well around ponds too, just to keep this post relevant to the forum.
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  2. April 17th, 2006, 10:20 PM #2
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    What a cutie! I just love frogs. The ones around my place, although very loud, are tiny little grey backed tree frogs. They like to live in my staghorns.
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    Ohh, he's adorable!!! Makes me want one just like him. I'm not generally a frog person, but he is just perfect!
    We have a baby Herman's tortoise and a baby Yellow Bellied Slider turtle...
    I love your froggie!
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    I am a frog fan I have one living on the screen porch , I put it out, the next day it is back .
    I did have one in the green house I put it out several times it finally stayed out , I spray off and on did not want to poision it , Yours is a cutie . Gin
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    Thanks, it is a cutie.
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    Great picture ....he looks like he's posing ! Thanks for sharing !
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    Hey there Tindo!
    I tried to PM you but it said you don't get PMs so I'm taking it here since this post made me want one!!!

    Your picture made me want to add a little froggie to our family too LOL!!!! I am going to do research first but I would love to do a terrarium for a froggie and mini plants and orchids LOL!!!
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    He's all grow'd up!!!
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    He is so cute and green!

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    He looks so happy in his orchidarium home!
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