@@atticus3743 as i am sure you know from the video biodude keeps it entirely aquatic base. I only have some as soil because It leaves me with more plant species I can grow.
@@herpdiversity9152 thank you! I’d like to do an aquatic base for myself. Even if I sacrifice a few plants species I feel like I can keep the frogs cleaner
Hey man, maybe you could help answer a few questions for me since you have a similar setup to this. Is the water that’s already present in the tank enough for the red eyes to drink from? Or do you still keep a water bowl for them? Any dangers in keeping small fish in the water base? Would they make the water unsafe for the red eyes to drink? And lastly, would a water feature like a waterfall bother the frogs at all? I appreciate your time!
Thankyou for this video it’s very very informative and is going to help me as well with my tree frog breeding project. You have one of the best videos, I’ve watched many rain chamber videos, your the only one I’ve seen to successful breed them without a rain chamber. I have this same exact padularium cage but it’s not that size. It’s 12x12x18, maybe I need this larger size, I also wasn’t able to figure out how to get the water bottom and set up like this so I left it as a land gratuities with separate tanks for tadpoles and another for a rain chamber.
Fantastic set up, you are a pioneer in reptile amphibian husbandry. I have been keeping them for years and never seen you methods. How do you feed your large colony? Do the crickets drown? And what time of day do you feed them, how do you insure that all frogs are eating?
This is a great and informative video...at the same time, I'm often taken aback by the way you talk about yourself and your business... knowing that you keep posters up to send messages to the employees is even more upsetting...maybe I'm totally off-track. Hopefully you are a joy to work with.
Hey Bio Dude! After months of research and UA-cam searching. I’ve finally come across this vid with a total aquatic tank bottom. Been looking for resources to do it myself. Think you can do an in depth tutorial soon? Or direct me to some info? Thx!
Hey bio dude I'm looking into getting a vailed chameleon and I just watched your panthern chameleon video and I really liked it and I want a similar setup for my chameleon, what size cage was that from the video and also could I buy that same substrate from your website? Also I'm looking for the lowest cost possible and I don't know if I'm ready to get the most king system because it is expensive, I have a budget of around $450 here. Any tips or links or anything would be very helpful thanks!
Bio broh!!! Would you recommend the monsoon system/fogger for a similar setup? I know it's not necessary, but it looks cool and let's me be lazy so I can focus on other paludarium related tasks.
I want to do a similar set up and I was curious as to how you feed them with crickets if there isn't really a land where the crickets can go or if you get a lot that drown or putting a bowl with crickets in it?
Is a paludarium ideal for Red Eyes? Or is that more for breeding purposes? I have 3 in an 18x18x24 bioactive terrarium, but I just recently got this exact Exo Terra and was thinking about setting up something like this. Just wasn’t sure if it was better for the frogs or not.
The barometric pressure from thunderstorms affect the frogs and help with breeding, which is why he mentioned the thunderstorm. You can also lower temps, cut back on feeding, and then put the frogs into a water chamber to help with success.
Hi Josh! I’ve purchased a good amount of substrates and plants from you in the past. I am working on a new Red Eye enclosure similar to this one with a fully water base. A couple questions for you… do you still keep a water bowl in yours? Or is the water in the tank enough for them? Any danger of them falling into the water? If I had some tetras living in the water below, would it make the water unsafe for the frogs in any way? And lastly, if I had a running water feature of a waterfall in the tank, would it bother the frogs at all? I appreciate your help and will continue to support your business whenever I can!
Hey there Zack! Love the idea you have! Answering in order- yes always provide either a water bowl or an area where fresh water can be drank safely by the animal inside(seeds and nut pods, biodegradeables etc as well). Spraying down the enclosure daily will also be a form of fresh water that the animals can drink off the plants. If there is a large body of water there will unfortunately always be the risk, i would just make sure there are large decor pieces so they can climb onto them and get out. Most frogs can do a minor amount of swimming to get out of water if needed. I have not done a paludarium with fish so i cannot give you a solid recomendation for the tetras, apologies. the waterfall would need great care and maintenance to keep from having issues but it think if the enclosure were a large enough space that they had ample room to be away from it, it would be just fine. Please reach out to customercare@thebiodude.com and the team can get you setup with the supplies needed for a kit! Hope this helps!! The Dude Abides! - ua-cam.com/video/j9-7VVXvlOk/v-deo.html
Two red eyes probably an 18x18x18, or 18x18x24 exo terra or 29 gallon aquarium. The whites tree frog should have 18x18x18 exo terra because of their size.
@@TheBioDudeJoshHalter thanks man I have a juvenile right know and have been wanting to get him on bioactive, but Im waiting to get him a new tank first then I’ll get him on bioactive.
Hello Josh, I am not sure you are going to see this, but I will give it a try. I am looking into getting a red eye tree frog in the near future, and I have a couple questions. I have a snake who I love watching on my spare time, but he lives alone. Should my red eyed tree frog have a friend? I am not looking to breed as I just want the best for him . I'm ready to take on the responsibility if needed, I want him/them to be the happiest little frog/s. Thank you, Chris Brockner
My wife is a veterinarian and my curator of fauna is an experienced exotic veterinary technician, so we deworm them in house. I would recommend trying to find an experienced herp vet in your area. Arav.org is a great resource to find one, as most vets are not experienced in proper amphibian medicine, dosages, etc.
I’m afraid I can’t answer that for you. Australia is very strict with their animal importation/exportation laws, so you would have to check locally to see if there are any captive breeders of the species.
my daughter committed me to project of raising up tadpoles (grays tree frog). we were successful however feel like i made a mistake on stage one where i had a very similar set up (plastic bid) as you but i had about 100 tadpoles in that bid. they seemed to be cannibalistic until the numbers got to about 20 in the bin.. next time around i will separate them out 20 by 20 for that amount of space. Have you ever heard of such a thing?
I've had them for over 12 years, they have produced thousands of babies for me. Where do you think JF got their adults to create their CB spawn? We don't sell WC reds either.
There is definitely not enough people that show how to properly keep red eyes this in depth. Thank you. This is very similar to how I keep them.
Hello I had a quick question. Do you keep them this way with an aquatic base permanently? Or just for breeding?
@@atticus3743 i have a partly aquatic base and partly land. But i keep it year round.
@@atticus3743 as i am sure you know from the video biodude keeps it entirely aquatic base. I only have some as soil because It leaves me with more plant species I can grow.
@@herpdiversity9152 thank you! I’d like to do an aquatic base for myself. Even if I sacrifice a few plants species I feel like I can keep the frogs cleaner
Hey man, maybe you could help answer a few questions for me since you have a similar setup to this. Is the water that’s already present in the tank enough for the red eyes to drink from? Or do you still keep a water bowl for them?
Any dangers in keeping small fish in the water base? Would they make the water unsafe for the red eyes to drink?
And lastly, would a water feature like a waterfall bother the frogs at all?
I appreciate your time!
He's talking about his frogs development like it's a curriculum at a pree school 😂
The baby tree frogs are so cute!
Red eyes are on my bucket list. Working on an enclosure to get some in the spring. I love these care videos.
👀 so how'd that go?
Prepping to get my own in time
WOW! Such a wonderful video! So informative, entertaining just WOW! Thank you so much for sharing!!!! RETF are my absolute favorite!
Hi Josh, I got some plants from you last month and I have to say they are growing well. They arrived on time and in good condition. Thank you.
Thank you for your support
@@TheBioDudeJoshHalterIs that just 1 couple? and they lay eggs? Did you think they only did that in groups?
You should do a video for a 18x18x24 whites tree frog enclosure!!
They' are amazing animals I have 2
Very cool enclosure
Dude I buy just about all of my chameleon stuff off of you. You have amazing products and quantities. The Dude Abides
Thank you!
Great video
Thankyou for this video it’s very very informative and is going to help me as well with my tree frog breeding project. You have one of the best videos, I’ve watched many rain chamber videos, your the only one I’ve seen to successful breed them without a rain chamber. I have this same exact padularium cage but it’s not that size. It’s 12x12x18, maybe I need this larger size, I also wasn’t able to figure out how to get the water bottom and set up like this so I left it as a land gratuities with separate tanks for tadpoles and another for a rain chamber.
Fantastic set up, you are a pioneer in reptile amphibian husbandry. I have been keeping them for years and never seen you methods. How do you feed your large colony? Do the crickets drown? And what time of day do you feed them, how do you insure that all frogs are eating?
This is a great and informative video...at the same time, I'm often taken aback by the way you talk about yourself and your business... knowing that you keep posters up to send messages to the employees is even more upsetting...maybe I'm totally off-track. Hopefully you are a joy to work with.
TY 😃
I really want to visit his store
8:34 The dude is giving us the finger 😱
Hey Bio Dude! After months of research and UA-cam searching. I’ve finally come across this vid with a total aquatic tank bottom. Been looking for resources to do it myself. Think you can do an in depth tutorial soon? Or direct me to some info? Thx!
Yes please! I would like to see that as well.
Yes!! An aquatic tutorial would be awesome!!
Hey bio dude I'm looking into getting a vailed chameleon and I just watched your panthern chameleon video and I really liked it and I want a similar setup for my chameleon, what size cage was that from the video and also could I buy that same substrate from your website? Also I'm looking for the lowest cost possible and I don't know if I'm ready to get the most king system because it is expensive, I have a budget of around $450 here. Any tips or links or anything would be very helpful thanks!
Bio broh!!! Would you recommend the monsoon system/fogger for a similar setup? I know it's not necessary, but it looks cool and let's me be lazy so I can focus on other paludarium related tasks.
bro... i love you...
Thank you Bong Water, I love you too.
I have a question can any type of tree frog can live in this type of setup?
I wish u were in Georgia!!
@8:33 we see the biodude flipping off a frog
I want to do a similar set up and I was curious as to how you feed them with crickets if there isn't really a land where the crickets can go or if you get a lot that drown or putting a bowl with crickets in it?
Is a paludarium ideal for Red Eyes? Or is that more for breeding purposes? I have 3 in an 18x18x24 bioactive terrarium, but I just recently got this exact Exo Terra and was thinking about setting up something like this. Just wasn’t sure if it was better for the frogs or not.
It mainly make breeding easier but it also in my experience makes it easier to keep a higher humidity. I use a very similar set up to his.
Do you not increase the rail fall or more misting to breed 🤔great video dude !
The barometric pressure from thunderstorms affect the frogs and help with breeding, which is why he mentioned the thunderstorm. You can also lower temps, cut back on feeding, and then put the frogs into a water chamber to help with success.
Can you do this aquatic setup for Amazon milk frogs?
Can you get ahold of any white lipped tree frogs?
Hey, I’ll be visiting the store this Saturday. I was wondering if you sold bearded dragons at the shop.
I believe he does. Although I haven’t been there in a while.
Ah thanks a lot.
Can you show us how to make a tank like this I just got one similar and I plan on putting my frogs in a similar set up
Hi Josh! I’ve purchased a good amount of substrates and plants from you in the past. I am working on a new Red Eye enclosure similar to this one with a fully water base. A couple questions for you… do you still keep a water bowl in yours? Or is the water in the tank enough for them? Any danger of them falling into the water? If I had some tetras living in the water below, would it make the water unsafe for the frogs in any way? And lastly, if I had a running water feature of a waterfall in the tank, would it bother the frogs at all?
I appreciate your help and will continue to support your business whenever I can!
Hey there Zack! Love the idea you have! Answering in order- yes always provide either a water bowl or an area where fresh water can be drank safely by the animal inside(seeds and nut pods, biodegradeables etc as well). Spraying down the enclosure daily will also be a form of fresh water that the animals can drink off the plants. If there is a large body of water there will unfortunately always be the risk, i would just make sure there are large decor pieces so they can climb onto them and get out. Most frogs can do a minor amount of swimming to get out of water if needed. I have not done a paludarium with fish so i cannot give you a solid recomendation for the tetras, apologies. the waterfall would need great care and maintenance to keep from having issues but it think if the enclosure were a large enough space that they had ample room to be away from it, it would be just fine. Please reach out to customercare@thebiodude.com and the team can get you setup with the supplies needed for a kit! Hope this helps!! The Dude Abides! - ua-cam.com/video/j9-7VVXvlOk/v-deo.html
the dude abides
Would they still breed on terra flora with a large water dish available?
Are the plants hydro? Or is there hidden soil ?
I really would like to have a few of your baby red eyes.
@TheBioDudeJoshHalter Is that just 1 couple? and they lay eggs? Did you think they only did that in groups?
How do you feed them? Most of the cricket drop in the water of my paludarium
Hey there! you can tong feed them, or use a feeding cup to hold the crickets inside and they can fetch them on their own.
Do you just dump in pinheads and they are able to get to them sufficiently?
Hey hey! pretty much! Tong feeding individually is a good way to ensure each frog is getting food.
What's a good enclosure size for 2 Red eyes? Also is a 12x12x18 Bioactive good for 1 Whites tree frog?
Two red eyes probably an 18x18x18, or 18x18x24 exo terra or 29 gallon aquarium. The whites tree frog should have 18x18x18 exo terra because of their size.
@@chrisdoesstuff3633 Would a 12x12x18 be good for one red eye? im upgrading my whites into a 18x18x24 and possibly getting him a mate.
@@nickarton3089 for one red eye a 12x12x18 is a good size and 18x18x29 would be pretty good for 2 whites tree frogs
Hey josh, do you guys have a ball python setup at your place and if so when would we expect a video about it.
Hey Jared, I have some updates coming out soon - Ball Python will a big part of that : )
@@TheBioDudeJoshHalter thanks man I have a juvenile right know and have been wanting to get him on bioactive, but Im waiting to get him a new tank first then I’ll get him on bioactive.
How do you know if its male? I can't tell on my adult one I have
Hello Josh,
I am not sure you are going to see this, but I will give it a try. I am looking into getting a red eye tree frog in the near future, and I have a couple questions. I have a snake who I love watching on my spare time, but he lives alone. Should my red eyed tree frog have a friend? I am not looking to breed as I just want the best for him . I'm ready to take on the responsibility if needed, I want him/them to be the happiest little frog/s.
Thank you,
Chris Brockner
How or where do you get your red eyed tree frog dewormed
My wife is a veterinarian and my curator of fauna is an experienced exotic veterinary technician, so we deworm them in house. I would recommend trying to find an experienced herp vet in your area. Arav.org is a great resource to find one, as most vets are not experienced in proper amphibian medicine, dosages, etc.
So wait... are you sticking them outside when it rains instead of doing a rain chamber?
😂🥰🤣
I have been breeding them for over 9 years without a rain chamber.
is there a way for me to get red eye tree frogs like these in australia?
I’m afraid I can’t answer that for you. Australia is very strict with their animal importation/exportation laws, so you would have to check locally to see if there are any captive breeders of the species.
Can get them here in SA so pretty sure you would around the rest of Australia
Where do you sell these
If we have them theyll be through our point of sale. 15116 TX-3 #4, Webster, TX 77598
my daughter committed me to project of raising up tadpoles (grays tree frog). we were successful however feel like i made a mistake on stage one where i had a very similar set up (plastic bid) as you but i had about 100 tadpoles in that bid. they seemed to be cannibalistic until the numbers got to about 20 in the bin.. next time around i will separate them out 20 by 20 for that amount of space.
Have you ever heard of such a thing?
you didnt mention whats the temperature needed
I am so sorry about that!
Temps should be around 68-76 degrees.
Can you sell some tadpoles I can't get mine to breed
Im near by can u look at my tree frog and give me some info on age
Hi, please send an email to our team customercare@thebiodude.com with pictures and details about your frog and they'll do their best to help
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Why did you get wild caughts?? Gross. Joshs frogs has great captive bred
I've had them for over 12 years, they have produced thousands of babies for me. Where do you think JF got their adults to create their CB spawn? We don't sell WC reds either.
@@TheBioDudeJoshHalter your 100% right and I just realized 12 years ago I’m sure WC was the only thing. I do apologize my good sir!
@@BradT_Herping Oh you are good dude, no need to apologize!
Wait so you use wild caught animals ?? 😡😡😡
We do not. If we do get some in (which is only about 10% or less) they are not only vet checked but completely dewormed with a warranty.
@@TheBioDudeJoshHalter how do you deworm a frog?