Amphibian caresheets and tips
These are all my herps. I don’t need any nasty comments about my animals being fat or not to touch the frog or anything stupid like that. I know how to take care of my animals, thanks. If you want to complain that I shouldn’t touch the frog, know that my hands were wrinkled and drained of oils because I was cleaning their cage.
Oh, and, don’t tell me anything about mixing them, because they’re all doing well. =)
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I saw a newt today at my local fish store and thought they were really cute.I am not planning to get one right away because I already have a lot of fish but just wondered if they are hard to take care of and what there requirements are in case I decide to get one some time in the future.If someone has a link where I can read more about them that would be great.
Newts are so awesome! My brother has some, he has had the same two for 10 years! They are fun and easy to take care of, but they still are some work. Here is a link I found helpful: http://ia.essortment.com/howtotakecare_rorv.htm
Good Luck!
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I got a firebelly newt a couple of days ago =)
I will also make a care video for him soon his name is jerry =D also tell caudautaman500 sorry for his frog loss=( i think its was a tomato frog
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im getting two fire belly newys and i need to know how much all the supplys will cost . just a rougt estament though
I would say:
about $20.00 for a tank to put it in
about $5.00-$10.00 for the newt itself
about $3.00 every couple of weeks for food
$5.00-$10.00 for a filter, which is a good investment but not a necessity (if you get a tank that has a filter then you don't have to worry about that expense.
for decoration I just had some rocks for them to climb on. It didn't cost me anything. If you do that though you wanna be careful that you don't put a rock in that could roll on them or crush them.
I would say total it's a $28.00- $40.00 investment
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I have 1 fire belly newt,2 fire belly frogs and 1 emperor newt.This was my tank like 3 mounths ago.My tank is way beter now and just so u noe all the animals in this tank are co-operating.dont tell me how to take care of my pets pls
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I caught about 4 small Newts in a Creek in my front yard…I do believe they are Red-spotted Newts in their younger stage of life…and I was wondering if anyone knew how to care for them, and what are the signs that indicate they are changing o adapt to life on land? Any help will be greatly appreciated! ^-^
i didnt find any thing on red-spotted newts but newts are generaly the same in care so i found this for you http://www.amphibian.co.uk/alpine.html
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The popular book- Frogs and Toads: Your happy healthy pet is illustrated throughout with full-color photographs of commonly kept frogs as well as exotic varieties.
This book contains all of the information you need to learn how to care for your new frog. You'll find information on how to choose a frog or toad, creating and maintaining you new pets habitat, feeding and caring for your pet and how to keep your amphibian healthy.
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