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    My first herp, a Dumpy Tree frog named Lela

    Rescued from Petsmart, Lela was in a tiny 1 gal tank with 2 others her size ((she's a good 2 or 3 inches long)) with no water or anything to climb on. Right now I think she's a bit on the thin side but that'll change soon.

    I never knew frogs had so much personality, when ever I hold up a cricket or mealworm she tilts her head to the side before running/leaping over to get it

    Here she is sitting on my leg after her first feeding.
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    Re: My first herp, a Dumpy Tree frog named Lela

    Awwwww! Those guys are so cute! Just wait. You will looking for an albino cage mate for her before you know it.

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    Re: My first herp, a Dumpy Tree frog named Lela

    What a sweetheart!

    Yes, the albinos are VERY nice.

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    Re: My first herp, a Dumpy Tree frog named Lela

    I've never seen one in Albino...does anyone have a picture?

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    Re: My first herp, a Dumpy Tree frog named Lela

    Ahh you know what? Im thinking of the very light green ones and the blue ones. I had to double check because for some reason I thought they had pink eyes. There may not be albino whites yet. But look into the other colors. They are really nice looking.

    I dont know much about those guys. The only tree frog I have ever had was a hyla versicolor.
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    Re: My first herp, a Dumpy Tree frog named Lela

    The light blue and green ones are just them changing colour, Lela here has been turned bright green twice since I brought her home and she's also been a much deeper brown almost purple. I haven't noticed any enviromental differences that causes her to change...I think she does it just because she feels like it...

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    Re: My first herp, a Dumpy Tree frog named Lela

    There is a blue phase whites but I believe they are not all blue. I think they can vary and the blue color gets better with age. I saw a conversation about them where it was explained that they are a different mutation but a seperate one that always produces some shade of blue or blue/green. Maybe look into those.

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    Re: My first herp, a Dumpy Tree frog named Lela

    Maybe I should look into them a bit more, my reseach hasn't gone any further than how to take care of them and keep them happy. I don't plan on getting anymore frogs though I don't think...They're really great and I love Lela but I'm also really hands on when it comes to my pets and I know Dumpies can be handled more often but I still worry about it.

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    Re: My first herp, a Dumpy Tree frog named Lela

    Good looking frog My younger brother had one awhile back and I always thought it was pretty cool. It had a great appetite!!!
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    Re: My first herp, a Dumpy Tree frog named Lela

    Very Cool. Always have been one of my favorite frogs. If I ever get around to it...I would love to setup a nice naturalistic vivarium to house one...or two.
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