Shout out Gregory

I have been watching you for maybe 1 day and when I watched the vid where Fuji got eggs and then a second clutch I was like YESSSSS

Thank you so much

They're in good hands. Hoping to meet them one day lol

hey thank ya. Yea very glad it grew in. hoping they can handle the thiccness but they should be good for a while

Hey thanks a ton!

thats gunna be perfect! good luck with the build

Thanks a ton. Walter says hello...

Get out of town! You actually named him Walter! Literally made my freaking week.

@@prestonholck6155 how did you know I both love Breaking Bad and funny ppl names for snakes

It is just a gift I guess.

Thank you so much !

The frogs are subletting if you're interested, and thank ya

Gregory says tysm

I appreciate that, thank you

I really appreciate that thank you

It'll depend on the species, but a majority will appreciate a water feature, even if it's something this size. What's in the video is a minimum for Milk frogs. With some, you can make an entirely aquatic base like Reed frogs

hey so you could go about it a few ways. You can buy online from places like Josh's frogs or Aqua terra supply. That could be baked but isn't totally necessary. Expos are also good. Ive used expo wood and had mold outbreaks and regretted not baking, but it can be pure luck for any of the above options wether you can an outbreak during your intital cycle. Most mold generally resolves itself after an 8 week cycle, and proper ventilation. You can get wood and leaf litter from outside but stick to just oak and maple if you can. I only buy leaf littler but outdoor collections could be boiled. This wood was found outside, I baked it at 250 for 3 hours to kill and spores or hitchhikers i couldn't see on the surface

I usually go with Josh's frogs but have also heard good things about Marshalls Arachnids

Gm joe it is here 🐸

im a big fan of Kylie over at Gargoyle Queen www.gargoylequeen.com/

@@leafystreet alright thanks!

Also, what morph is Fuji?

hey welcome. Yea i would love to, its a project im planning out for sure

I’m suggest trying to grow them outside of a viv first, a lot of folks have trouble growing them regardless of the situation, growing them inside a viv is not likely to be easier

Well you won’t be loving life for long if you do much nibbling in random ornamental or landscape plants, a surprising number of them will be toxic to you. I know you’re joking but I’m not! People worry about mushrooms growing in their yard without ever realizing there’s half a dozen or more deadly plants within sight.

@@swayback7375 haha, don't worry. I know how to be safe

@@swayback7375 if it's edible ill try it.