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  1. Jason22
    Think you might have more luck looking in your backyard then with DOC. importing frogs they put in their to hard box.
  2. Jason22
    No not that i have noticed, just the one different, some are paler but nothing exciting. Did you spawn yours this season??
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  4. Jason22
    yer will have to wait and see. i already have a transparent frog with normal eyes
  5. Jason22
    My male albino and one of your splits Yer thats whats happening with the splits, only one albino is bent but the albinos are on average smaller, but there are some large straight one so fingers crossed. the is one tadpole that is not albino but not normal. it is transparent but has normal eyes and not golden like albinos. will take photo of it tomorrow. might be leucistic ???
  6. Jason22
    Some of the splits have gone bent but most are still fine. Albinos all look ok the splits seemed to start to bend at about 30mm+. they were fine until then, so fingers crossed the rest stay good
  7. Jason22
    its just to turn my misting system on for my frog enclosures like this http://www.mistking.com/Seconds-Timer.html.
  8. Jason22
    I am up grading my frogs misting system and need a seconds timer, mins at the most. can only find 15min ones. Does anyone now were to get one
  9. Jason22
    Yer it was designed to be 10 square meters so you don't need a permit, but that was the framing the cladding would have put it over but by next to nothing. if the tell me to pull it down over 200mm2 then it will not go down to well The shed is manly for the frogs and live food, leopard geckos soon hopefully. If i get any anything bigger it will be outside
  10. Jason22
    and its big enough for 2 for 2 years. don't think they will answer the next question
  11. Jason22
    +1 Wouldn't have been the light they would probably staved you need to feed them a lot more if you have light 24/7 2 weeks that's pretty quick.
  12. Jason22
    Mine spawn last friday, a few have hatched but looks like there is a lot infertile, and can't see much colour yet. fingers crossed
  13. Jason22
    Yer lol she had to think about it
  14. Jason22
    Canon EOS 600D
  15. Jason22
    Though i would give my sisters new camera a go
  16. Jason22
    Yer bit big for a 6 month old whistler :sml2: the eyes look different you can see into the back of them through the top of the head and see into the stomach similar to the albinos would have put pics up earlier but my cameras close ups are no good. but my sister just got a flash one.
  17. Jason22
    Here are some photos of my leucistic splits if pick up awhile ago. one of them is abit different so thought i would share the last photo if of one of the other splits but looks normal
  18. Jason22
    Don't no if it would be too good if you where feeding tiny crickets think the would be able to hide in it
  19. Jason22
    i use the same green stuff. got mine from bunnings
  20. Jason22
    That is part of my locusts breeding set up
  21. Jason22
    Have done to much but pretty much there -Power is connected (which is great better than the extension lead i was running) -Sinks in -thermostats in and working in both rooms might have to ungrade extraction fan for the summer but an able to keep the room at the right temp
  22. Jason22
    And they are saying they run a rescue centre. what a joke, now someone has to rescue them from her. In some cases you don't need a middle man :facepalm:
  23. Jason22
    Has been abit slow so still not finished yet but will take photos when i get home sunday. Just got it wired to the mains yesterday so that was great
  24. Jason22
    Mine Have stepped up the hatching in the last month thanks to fresh spring grass. thanks to my new shed i don't need to put the eggs in an incubator anymore the room stays at 30-33 degrees with nothing but 3 60w bulbs
  25. Jason22
    I have always done 24hr light, mine take 4-5 weeks to get wings and 11-14 days to hatch.
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