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Old 05-06-2010, 11:02 PM
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Hi folks,

I'm in the midst of buy a couple of Jade Tree Frog,Rhacophorus prominanus.

Can anyone tell me more about this critter? good or bad review?
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I'm not familiar with them, sorry.
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I have never even herd of these before...Awesome looking frog though! I love the webbed feet.
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I dont have any personal experience with R. prominanus, but if they are anything like R. reinwardtii they will need a large and tall enclosure, in the wild Rhacophorus are highly arboreal, and in my experiance very "jumpy" in captivity. They are a medium sized species which when combined with there agile nature requires dense yet sturdy foliage. I try to maintain them at a neutral 75*F - 75%rh. My experiences with the genus has been very enjoyable, i have found them to be relatively hardy and beautiful frogs. let me know if you get any and how it goes!
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