lol INTERESTING! NEED HELP! PLEASE ID AND HELP!

Shipping him would be very, very simple. All you would need is a small container, like a cottage cheese container, with small holes punched in the lid. Place 2-3 damp paper towels in the container, wadded up so if they move around they do not end up on top of him.

Place the frog in the container, and tape the lid in place. Put the container in a 7X7X6 priority mail box, and surround the container with shredded/crumpled newspaper.

I would stamp the box as fragile, but do not write "live animal" on the box. It brings too much attention IMO.

Easy as pie :)

Kristina
 
I think i will! i guess i need your address?! and should i add some food in there?
 
I'll PM you :) And no, no food, he will be fine for a couple of days. Means less waste in the container too, same as shipping fish.

Kristina
 
Kristina, once you get him, will you keep us updated? I want to see how things work out for this little guy :)
 
Oh, absolutely :) I have a frog set-up already with a little Hyla versicolor in it, so he will do just fine :)

Kristina
 
The Little guy croked (not died) and sounded nothing like a bird(which apparently they only do during mating season! i dk if it is that kind of frog but i like him alot. i need to get on feeding him though stupid sundays and everything is closed!
 
alrighty then! i went to my LFS (and applied,pray i get it :) and talked to the surprisingly knowledge amphibian and reptile lady! she id'd the frog (its a whitelip tree frog... or something around that) i bought him some eco freindly substrate good fake plants and some small crickets! THese frogs are 25 dollars at my LFS so i think i struck a pretty good deal lol
 
Im going to try to take care of him as best i can and then if i cant do it its off to kyryah he goes! wish me luck!
 
Good luck! I would love to have him, but if he can have a happy home with you that is awesome :)

They are pretty easy, if you have any questions never hesitate to ask.

Kristina
 
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