table of contents 0:00 start 02:39 Breeding case 10:18 Temperature and humidity 11:08 Defense against the cold 13:25 Defense against the heat 15:06 Feeding/soil exchange 20:20 Feeding 22:21 Hearth check 24:59 Food 28:52 breeding 33:52 Frog disease 38:05 Think about the breeding environment I have received a comment in the comment section from before that I would like you to make an English version of the video on how to keep a rain frog. I made it little by little, but it took a lot of time to redo it many times. I'm not good at English, so I think there are many places where I don't understand the meaning. I'm sorry 😥 I hope you find this video helpful😊
They dig so deep that i wonder how do they breathe. Taking care of these angels seems very strenuous and high maintenance. I personally wouldn't be able to take care of them and you're amazing that you went through all that effort and made a general guide for anyone responsible enough to take care of these fellas !
When this frog dives into the soil, it makes a small room and sleeps. I am thinking every day so that the frogs can live comfortably. Thank you for watching 😊
thank you so much for this video! So little information is available about how to properly care for these frogs, and every bit is precious. I can only hope that you figure out how to breed them properly (I'm talking about having the eggs be viable), so that they don't have to be wild caught anymore and more people can enjoy having these wonderful potato frogs :). Also, I have a question, they only eat every two weeks? Or that's just when you change the soil?
Thank you 😊 I'm very happy that this video has helped you. I also hope that the breeding method for these frogs will be established so that wild frogs will not be caught. I keep such frogs, and I am grateful to the children who came to me. I've always been thinking about how to make the frogs feel comfortable and secure since they lived in the wild 😌 I feed them during the second week of soil exchange, but some children come out without waiting for two weeks. , Some children do not come out. If you feed them when they come out, they often eat them. It's stressful to dig up too much, so I do it once every two weeks, but some owners dig up in a week 😊
@@pampermoony feed when you change the soil and when they get hungry and come out early. Thanks for the great videos of the serotonin froggos and for the info on how to care for them 😊
Thank you so much for the translation I've always wanted to know to take care of these little guys and it makes me so happy someone has finally done a English guide 😊 and your English is very good don't worry 👍
Such a wonderful video!!! I am so appreciative of your detailed information. It makes me so happy to see these beautiful creatures being taken care of in such a loving, thoughtful, and careful way. They look happy, comfy, and pampered!! Thank you again for sharing, and the love you give to your pets.
My friend, this video is a treasure and I thank you for your efforts. I can feel the enthusiasm you have for these little guys and appreciate the effort you’ve put into making this vid.
Thank you so much for making this video ^-^ Your english is good! I'm so happy to finally see some information about caring for rain frogs. Have you successfully raised babies yet? It's hard to find them captive bred so it would be amazing~ Also, the music in the video is so cute and lovely!!
Thank you for watching 😊 I was relieved that the contents were also conveyed. It's a pity that the baby was never born, but I'm glad that the children who are now are doing well. Music is all my favorite songs 🤗
Oh! I’m actually crying because of the end. How touching to share your wise thoughts over Merry’s picture. This was a great, thorough watch, and very relaxing. Both of my cats came over and sat down next to me and we had a nice moment. Thank you for all the work you do. I am sure this information will keep many frogs happy and prevent many deaths 🙏❤️🩹💕
Hi, Have you tried using a bioactive set up( with isopods, springtails, live plants, etc) to more accurately recreate their environment and reduce the need for soil changes? If the soil is changed less frequently, perhaps they might be more inclined to lay eggs. They may also eat some of the arthropods in there, which would allow them to self regulate feeding a bit more. Thanks for a great video!!
Thank you 😊 I have received an English edition request from before, but it took a long time. I intend to make it in detail and easy to understand. I'm glad you're happy 🤗
yoooooooo. absolutely love this video and all your videos super informative and super helpful! thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I have 5 common rain frogs. hopefully u can keep them as well as yours. once again thanks!!!!
If this video helps, it's a great pleasure for me. This video production started about half a year ago and has been redone several times. I was planning to post it within 2021, but it was delayed considerably. I'm late, but I hope it helps you 🤗
If I were to guess, the frogs probably need rainy conditions to spawn, however, the constant rain needed is difficult to safely achieve in captive settings. Maybe a multiple area setup with channels for the frogs to pass through, some areas getting misted and having drainage layers almost like a dart frog setup?
OHMYGOOOD THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THIS LINK ON UR LATEST VIDEOOO ive been searching all over on how to keep choco rompers alike, hope i can get em someday :'D otw learning this content! thank you again!!
Hiya 🌞, just found your channel. I find that the whole content is most informative and your English is excellent- most appreciative that you've put in the English subtitles(as l have none of your language, myself!)They are so pleasing and well cared for!The thoroughness of all aspects of their care and comefort and the great,extensive effort you have put into the compilation of this video is to be greatly commended.Wishing you well in your channel,thankyou, J.I.M.K Mrs. Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺 ❤ 😊
@@pampermoony Am going to show it to my grandsons on the weekend, (am just learning how to use this device), they're very interested in finding out as l think one of their friends has a similar set up for their "pet." J.I.M.K Mrs.
Thank you for this video! On a side note not really related, do you have a list for the music you used in the video? It's very lovely and made the watching experience enjoyable.
Thank you 🤗 I don't know the list of music I'm sorry 😥 I'm using my favorite song from the free sound source. Please listen to the song used in the video again. Thank you 😌
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Thank you so much for this video - I am currently learning as much as I can so I can properly care for one someday :) Do you have to buy two rain frogs for them to be happy?
Great video, very informative and helpful 😊 I'd love to have a rain frog in the future but I have to get over my fear of small bugs first 😅 I will one day! But, just curiou, is there any other food you can feed rainfrogs other than bugs? 😅
Thank you for watching 😊 Rain frogs only eat moving things and their mouths are small, so the food is small insects 😅 I currently mainly feed small crickets and cockroaches, but I am not good at cockroaches It was 😖, but now I am also giving cockroaches to give various kinds. I pray that your love for frogs will outweigh your fear of insects 🤭🤗
@@pampermoony Yes I understand, cockroaches are very uncomfortable 😖 But I'm glad you were able to feed the frogs with them anyways! 😊 Thank you so much 😄
I do thing that the depth may impact breeding, apparently in the wild the frogs burrow 30-40 cm down, a bit deeper than the cases you currently have them in. Perhaps moving any with eggs into a deeper case may help? Though I wouldn't want to stress them. Lovely frogs, appreciate the video!
Thank you so much for this! There’s so little information on these frogs. It’s hard to get them in the United States. I found some online for sale but I’m not sure if they are legitimate. I hope to get some one day!
土はどこで買えますか？私はアメリカ合衆国に住んでいます 私の日本語が間違っていたらごめんなさい、私は日本人ではないので翻訳機を使いました。 where can i buy soil? i live in america. sorry if the japanese is wrong, i’m not japanese so i used a translator.
Thank you 😊 In Japan, they are sold at gardening stores. I don't know the situation overseas, but some breeders use soil for tropical fish instead. In that case, it is necessary to water frequently to create dry and wet areas.
thank you for watching😊In Japan, where I live, they are sold at gardening stores. Other than Kurotsuchi, many people use Akadama soil and soil for tropical fish🙂
Hello, I’ve read that Common Rain Frogs don’t breed in captivity though you have “breeding” in this video. Have you successfully bred these frogs before?
thank you😊 I looked it up, but I couldn't really understand the difference between "breeding" and "raising" in English. Sorry for the misunderstanding. In this case, it means "raising" and not "breeding". As you know, there are very few cases of successful breeding in captivity.
Your video was so helpful!! I jut got one today and attaining food for their diet is hard to find in my city. I was told to feed them ants or small crickets. Any other food I can feed them? Also for your calcium powder, are you mixing the mulberry calcium and the calcium with vitamin D? Much appreciated!!
Thank you for watching 🤗 All I give is what you see in the video. You need these foods to keep this frog. I think that's about it in general. I think you can get it through internet shopping. Please for the frog. The smaller the bait, the better. Calcium and vitamin D are given in combination.
@@pampermoony I have gotten him some turkistan roach and fed earlier just now. But he didnt seem to have much of an appetited. Also I think he was bitten by the roach as I found some orange liquid on my hand after carrying him. I washed him with water and put him back in the soil immediately. Any precautions that I should be aware of? Also how long should I leave him eating if I try to feed everyday or once every 2 days?
@@darrelkwai5907 A grain of sesame or a grain of rice is good. If the food is too large, it may cause indigestion, and some types of insects such as crickets are highly carnivorous, so they bite the living body. I feed mine once every two weeks. If you do it once every two days, you will be digging up from the soil frequently, so it will be stressful. I think most of it is in this video. Feeding time is 30 minutes. Focus on eating in a place that is not dark or noisy.
@@pampermoony Thank you for this insight!. I have been wondering why he did not have much of an appetite. I will be reducing feeding time now. Thank you!
Thank you for watching 🤗 I think it's best not to use black soil that you don't really understand. I think soil for tropical fish and frogs is good. When using them, the water content is low, so it is necessary to supply water to create a damp and dry place. It is better that the lower layer is damp and the higher it is, the drier it is 😊
Thank you for watching 😊 Because it contains a lot of soil, it becomes heavy, so it may not be possible to use a small desk. Keep it warm in cold weather as shown in the video and not too hot in hot weather to keep the case from getting stuffy.
I have a question , why not used the leftover soil that has small grains from the kurotsuchi . If it has a high water retention wouldn’t it also be good for them to mix with the other smaller grain ?
Are these frogs good for beginners? these frogs are my favorite and I would love to know! Also do they have to have a roommate so they won’t get lonely?
When it's cold, you need a warmer, and I also have a warmer and a greenhouse. The water also needs to be changed frequently. If you have ever raised reptiles, it may not be difficult. I change the soil once every two weeks. Another important thing is to prepare crickets that are about the size of sesame seeds as food. If it's too big, you won't be able to eat it and it will cause indigestion. It is common to all breeding of creatures, but it is not suitable for people who are lazy. (common rain frogs) (bushveld rain frogs) like to bond with each other, so I recommend keeping at least two. In my videos, I mostly write about breeding, but if you love frogs, I think you can do it 😊
No lights needed. A panel heater is used for heat insulation. I also use the upper heater, but many owners don't. In my case, the frequency of feeding is once every two weeks.
Thank you 😊 I don't use the gallon unit on a daily basis, so I did a little research, but it's pretty big. Considering that it is a little larger than a 90cm tank, I think there are about 40 animals, but if there are more, the soil will become dirty with feces and urine at a faster pace, and the soil needs to be about 20cm deep. I think that maintenance such as soil exchange is difficult. In cold weather you will also need a heater.
Thank you 😉I bought it at a Japanese pet shop. It seems that there are countries that are not imported overseas. Even in Japan, it can only be purchased for a limited period from around November to around March.
table of contents
0:00 start
02:39 Breeding case
10:18 Temperature and humidity
11:08 Defense against the cold
13:25 Defense against the heat
15:06 Feeding/soil exchange
20:20 Feeding
22:21 Hearth check
24:59 Food
28:52 breeding
33:52 Frog disease
38:05 Think about the breeding environment
I have received a comment in the comment section from before that I would like you to make an English version of the video on how to keep a rain frog. I made it little by little, but it took a lot of time to redo it many times. I'm not good at English, so I think there are many places where I don't understand the meaning. I'm sorry 😥 I hope you find this video helpful😊
Don't worry about English we still will like you like I'm learning Japanese (it's hard) keep it up
@@Cal3yyyyy For a long time I didn't realize you were commenting. I'm sorry😢 Good luck with your Japanese studies. Thank you for your kind words 😊
You did great!
Thank you just thank you for taking the time to do this there’s not much desert rain frog car taking videos this mean soo much to me 😊
Do not be sorry for the english!!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge even when it was harder to do in english
Thank you 😊
I think there was a lot of things that were hard to understand. But I'm glad you said that 😉
They dig so deep that i wonder how do they breathe.
Taking care of these angels seems very strenuous and high maintenance. I personally wouldn't be able to take care of them and you're amazing that you went through all that effort and made a general guide for anyone responsible enough to take care of these fellas !
When this frog dives into the soil, it makes a small room and sleeps. I am thinking every day so that the frogs can live comfortably. Thank you for watching 😊
They have air channels, can absorb oxygen through their skin, and are adapted to low oxygen spaces.
The care you take with the frogs and the moment you bathed them so gently... my heart melted😭😍😍😍
i wish i could hold one someday
Thank you 😊 I hope it's time to get in touch with the frogs 😌
thank you so much for this video! So little information is available about how to properly care for these frogs, and every bit is precious. I can only hope that you figure out how to breed them properly (I'm talking about having the eggs be viable), so that they don't have to be wild caught anymore and more people can enjoy having these wonderful potato frogs :). Also, I have a question, they only eat every two weeks? Or that's just when you change the soil?
Thank you 😊 I'm very happy that this video has helped you. I also hope that the breeding method for these frogs will be established so that wild frogs will not be caught. I keep such frogs, and I am grateful to the children who came to me. I've always been thinking about how to make the frogs feel comfortable and secure since they lived in the wild 😌 I feed them during the second week of soil exchange, but some children come out without waiting for two weeks. , Some children do not come out. If you feed them when they come out, they often eat them. It's stressful to dig up too much, so I do it once every two weeks, but some owners dig up in a week 😊
@@pampermoony feed when you change the soil and when they get hungry and come out early. Thanks for the great videos of the serotonin froggos and for the info on how to care for them 😊
Every time I think of getting a pet that needs to eat bugs to survive I have to remind myself that bugs creep me out too much. Lol darn
This is a year old- but i promise you’ll get over that fear fast!
@@Natalie-gf5ol very true lol I used to be terrified
I own geckos so I'm used to feeding them bugs
You did very well indeed at creating this English-language guide. I hope humans will learn more about captive breeding of these lovely pets.
Thank you 😊 I would be happy if you could breed in captivity. I will also observe and try harder.
17:08
the 🐸 harvest is bountiful this season
I was able to harvest a lot of potatoes 🥔🥔🥔🥔🥔
Thank you so much for the translation I've always wanted to know to take care of these little guys and it makes me so happy someone has finally done a English guide 😊
and your English is very good don't worry
👍
If this video helps, it's a great pleasure for me. I was worried about English, so I'm happy. Thank you 😊
Im happy more people can see these frogs. I hope we can one day breed them.
Such a wonderful video!!! I am so appreciative of your detailed information. It makes me so happy to see these beautiful creatures being taken care of in such a loving, thoughtful, and careful way. They look happy, comfy, and pampered!! Thank you again for sharing, and the love you give to your pets.
Thank you 😊 It took a lot of time to make this video, so I'm really happy that you're interested in watching it.
My friend, this video is a treasure and I thank you for your efforts. I can feel the enthusiasm you have for these little guys and appreciate the effort you’ve put into making this vid.
Thank you 😊 It took a lot of time to make this video, so I'm glad I made it when I get kind words.
I'm so glad you posted this in English I can't find much information about how to take care of them
Thank you 😊 I'm glad to help you
The translation is very good and easy to understand. Thank you!
I'm relieved to hear that Thank you 😊
Wow, they seem a lot more high-maintenance than expected.
Thank you so much for making this video ^-^ Your english is good! I'm so happy to finally see some information about caring for rain frogs. Have you successfully raised babies yet? It's hard to find them captive bred so it would be amazing~
Also, the music in the video is so cute and lovely!!
Thank you for watching 😊 I was relieved that the contents were also conveyed. It's a pity that the baby was never born, but I'm glad that the children who are now are doing well. Music is all my favorite songs 🤗
Oh! I’m actually crying because of the end. How touching to share your wise thoughts over Merry’s picture. This was a great, thorough watch, and very relaxing. Both of my cats came over and sat down next to me and we had a nice moment.
Thank you for all the work you do. I am sure this information will keep many frogs happy and prevent many deaths 🙏❤️🩹💕
Thank you 😊
Thank you for your kind words 🤗 I will continue to do my best so that the frogs can live happily 😌
This video is adorable! Thank you for sharing your knowledge :D
Now if only I could find a reputable seller to adopt these guys from.
The "chain of rampage" was great! 😂
Thank you 🤣 Enter intensive mode in a private room 🥔
They look like little dumplings, so gorgeous.
Hi, Have you tried using a bioactive set up( with isopods, springtails, live plants, etc) to more accurately recreate their environment and reduce the need for soil changes? If the soil is changed less frequently, perhaps they might be more inclined to lay eggs. They may also eat some of the arthropods in there, which would allow them to self regulate feeding a bit more. Thanks for a great video!!
It's a long video, but thank you for watching 😊
Thank you for the useful story.
This video was incredibly helpful and I think that your english is honestly better than some native speakers!
Thank you 🤗 I'm glad to help you. I was worried about English, so I was relieved to hear that it was okay 😊
Thank you so much for this!!!! We really appreciate how thorough and detailed this is!!! ❤️
Thank you 😊 I have received an English edition request from before, but it took a long time. I intend to make it in detail and easy to understand. I'm glad you're happy 🤗
Very wise words at the end
Thank you😊 I will continue to make efforts so that the frogs can live well😌
yoooooooo. absolutely love this video and all your videos super informative and super helpful! thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I have 5 common rain frogs. hopefully u can keep them as well as yours. once again thanks!!!!
If this video helps, it's a great pleasure for me. This video production started about half a year ago and has been redone several times. I was planning to post it within 2021, but it was delayed considerably. I'm late, but I hope it helps you 🤗
Where did you buy them?
Where did u buy ur frogs at idk where to buy one
If I were to guess, the frogs probably need rainy conditions to spawn, however, the constant rain needed is difficult to safely achieve in captive settings. Maybe a multiple area setup with channels for the frogs to pass through, some areas getting misted and having drainage layers almost like a dart frog setup?
Thank you so much for this! I discovered your channel recently, and I have been very interested in these little guys!
Thank you for finding me 😊
I'm glad you're interested in frogs 🤗
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Thanks for watching 😉
OHMYGOOOD THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THIS LINK ON UR LATEST VIDEOOO ive been searching all over on how to keep choco rompers alike, hope i can get em someday :'D otw learning this content! thank you again!!
Thank you. I took a lot of time to make this video easy to understand 🤗 I hope it helps 😊
How do you damp the First Layer of the soil? Do you Spray it with water???
Thank you for your Video it helped me alot!!!!! 🎉
thank you😊
As you say, a spray is fine.
Thank you for the translation
I'm not good at English and I think it's hard to understand 😥
@@pampermoony I can understand it fine if that helps
I think the translation is fine as well
@@wylanthegay7284 thank you😊
@@silvertomahawk67 Thank you very much 😊
Great video! Very cute frogs!
thank you🤗
I'm gearing up to get my own frogs and this has helped so much. The video was clear and comprehensive. I really love these little potatoes :D
Thank you 😊 I took the time to make it easy to understand, so I'm glad you thought so 😌
Hiya 🌞, just found your channel. I find that the whole content is most informative and your English is excellent- most appreciative that you've put in the English subtitles(as l have none of your language, myself!)They are so pleasing and well cared for!The thoroughness of all aspects of their care and comefort and the great,extensive effort you have put into the compilation of this video is to be greatly commended.Wishing you well in your channel,thankyou, J.I.M.K Mrs. Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺 ❤ 😊
It took a lot of time to make this video, but I'm glad I made it because I received happy comments like you. Thank you 😊
@@pampermoony Am going to show it to my grandsons on the weekend, (am just learning how to use this device), they're very interested in finding out as l think one of their friends has a similar set up for their "pet." J.I.M.K Mrs.
No wonder these frogs look grumpy, always being dug up in the middle of a nap 😂
this is the place to go to learn how to take care of these frogs.
thank you so much for this informative video!
Thank you 😊 I hope it helps 🤗
Thank you for this video! On a side note not really related, do you have a list for the music you used in the video? It's very lovely and made the watching experience enjoyable.
Thank you 🤗 I don't know the list of music I'm sorry 😥 I'm using my favorite song from the free sound source. Please listen to the song used in the video again. Thank you 😌
such a lovely work you did
thank you😊
Thank you.
thank you for watching🤗
this is so wonderful, and very helpful! 大変有難う御座います
Thank you 😊 I hope you find it useful 🤗
ありがとう✨
Very helpful video 👍 I wish you and your potato fairies are happy together. 🤭 🐸🥰🥔
I hope I can also take care of the rain frog
Their croak sounds like a bird in the morning.
Thank you 😊 It's a cute croak✨
Gratidão, meu sonho é ter um sapinho desses,com o vídeo em inglês fica mais fácil para nós brasileiros 🇧🇷 entendermos 💕💐🌹 gratidão pelo cuidado com seus fãs 🌹🙏
Obrigado sempre 🤗 Espero poder criar esse sapo algum dia ✨
@@pampermoony скажуть будь ласка, в Києві можна знайти таку жабу, я дуже хочу.
Thank you so much for this video - I am currently learning as much as I can so I can properly care for one someday :) Do you have to buy two rain frogs for them to be happy?
Thank you for watching 🤗 I'm glad if you can refer to it 😊 I think it's better to keep two because I feel sorry for one
i love frogs[:
Thank you!
Thank you for watching 🤗
Great video, very informative and helpful 😊 I'd love to have a rain frog in the future but I have to get over my fear of small bugs first 😅 I will one day! But, just curiou, is there any other food you can feed rainfrogs other than bugs? 😅
Thank you for watching 😊 Rain frogs only eat moving things and their mouths are small, so the food is small insects 😅 I currently mainly feed small crickets and cockroaches, but I am not good at cockroaches It was 😖, but now I am also giving cockroaches to give various kinds. I pray that your love for frogs will outweigh your fear of insects 🤭🤗
@@pampermoony Yes I understand, cockroaches are very uncomfortable 😖 But I'm glad you were able to feed the frogs with them anyways! 😊 Thank you so much 😄
rain frogs make for terrible pets
great video
Thank you I think there are many places that are difficult to understand, but thank you 😊
Fantastic video!
But may I ask, how much do you estimate these wild frogs can live in captivity? Would be good to know.
Thank you 😌 Life is said to be 5 to 10 years. Since we are taking care of their lives, we will continue to strive to be comfortable.😌
I live in Kansas
15:04 you just had to 🤣 I can't blame you, they have the cutest booties 😍
🤣thank you😆
I do thing that the depth may impact breeding, apparently in the wild the frogs burrow 30-40 cm down, a bit deeper than the cases you currently have them in. Perhaps moving any with eggs into a deeper case may help? Though I wouldn't want to stress them. Lovely frogs, appreciate the video!
thank you😉
Tysm ❤️
❤so cute i Like 👍🏼
Thank you so much for this! There’s so little information on these frogs. It’s hard to get them in the United States. I found some online for sale but I’m not sure if they are legitimate. I hope to get some one day!
Thank you 😊 I'm glad I was able to tell you about breeding. I hope I can keep it someday！
Where did you find them, all the ones I found are sold out
Is it usual that some common rain frogs are smaller or bigger than others? Or does it just depend on their age?
Big or small is individual difference. Small individuals are much smaller 😊
土はどこで買えますか？私はアメリカ合衆国に住んでいます
私の日本語が間違っていたらごめんなさい、私は日本人ではないので翻訳機を使いました。
where can i buy soil? i live in america.
sorry if the japanese is wrong, i’m not japanese so i used a translator.
Thank you 😊
In Japan, they are sold at gardening stores. I don't know the situation overseas, but some breeders use soil for tropical fish instead. In that case, it is necessary to water frequently to create dry and wet areas.
Thank you for video!!
Where did you get the soil called Kurotsuchi?
thank you for watching😊In Japan, where I live, they are sold at gardening stores. Other than Kurotsuchi, many people use Akadama soil and soil for tropical fish🙂
@@pampermoony Thank you for comment
Good luck for you and your frogs!
Quick question! How do you change the soil if the female lays their eggs in the soil already? Thank you for the great video!
Where do you find these frogs? I can't find them for sale anywhere 🙁
I bought it at a pet shop in Japan. It seems that some countries do not receive it 🙂
What do you do with the leftover bugs?
Hello, I’ve read that Common Rain Frogs don’t breed in captivity though you have “breeding” in this video. Have you successfully bred these frogs before?
thank you😊
I looked it up, but I couldn't really understand the difference between "breeding" and "raising" in English. Sorry for the misunderstanding. In this case, it means "raising" and not "breeding". As you know, there are very few cases of successful breeding in captivity.
Smol beans :D
Thank you 🤗
Do they need any special lighting? Like uv?
No lighting needed 😊
Your video was so helpful!! I jut got one today and attaining food for their diet is hard to find in my city. I was told to feed them ants or small crickets. Any other food I can feed them? Also for your calcium powder, are you mixing the mulberry calcium and the calcium with vitamin D? Much appreciated!!
Thank you for watching 🤗 All I give is what you see in the video. You need these foods to keep this frog. I think that's about it in general. I think you can get it through internet shopping. Please for the frog. The smaller the bait, the better. Calcium and vitamin D are given in combination.
@@pampermoony I have gotten him some turkistan roach and fed earlier just now. But he didnt seem to have much of an appetited. Also I think he was bitten by the roach as I found some orange liquid on my hand after carrying him. I washed him with water and put him back in the soil immediately. Any precautions that I should be aware of? Also how long should I leave him eating if I try to feed everyday or once every 2 days?
@@darrelkwai5907 A grain of sesame or a grain of rice is good. If the food is too large, it may cause indigestion, and some types of insects such as crickets are highly carnivorous, so they bite the living body. I feed mine once every two weeks. If you do it once every two days, you will be digging up from the soil frequently, so it will be stressful. I think most of it is in this video. Feeding time is 30 minutes. Focus on eating in a place that is not dark or noisy.
@@pampermoony Thank you for this insight!. I have been wondering why he did not have much of an appetite. I will be reducing feeding time now. Thank you!
hi is it okay to use any kind of black soil for example the ones use for planting plants? cause it is hard to find japanese black soil from where i am
Thank you for watching 🤗 I think it's best not to use black soil that you don't really understand. I think soil for tropical fish and frogs is good. When using them, the water content is low, so it is necessary to supply water to create a damp and dry place. It is better that the lower layer is damp and the higher it is, the drier it is 😊
Hi ! I need these in my life, where did you get them from?
He is such a goober
They're kind of like the hamsters of the amphibians?
Do you know what states in the US it is legal to have them as pets? I can’t really find any information about it online :(
Thank you for watching🤗
I don't know about overseas I'm sorry😣
it’s legal you usually buy them on the internet they will be shipped to the usa
I never known that frog are this cute.
The music also fitting.
What music is this?
thank you😊
The music uses a free sound source that matches the atmosphere of the video 🙂
@@pampermoony could you tell us its name so we can enjoy it?
So cute
Thank you 🤗
So basically just add some of the black bacteria soil to everything and put the dark small soil in the botttom and large dry soil in the top
cute
Where can I buy all of the soil
I really want one of these rain frogs do you think it can fit on a small desk ?
Thank you for watching 😊 Because it contains a lot of soil, it becomes heavy, so it may not be possible to use a small desk. Keep it warm in cold weather as shown in the video and not too hot in hot weather to keep the case from getting stuffy.
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Hi, I am very passionate about this breed of frog. I wanted to ask you where can we find some?
Thank you for watching 😊 I bought it at a pet shop in Japan 🙂
@@pampermoony Oh okey and do you know where we can find this breed of frog on France?
But where can I buy one? I've been searching for a black rain frog specifically
I have a question , why not used the leftover soil that has small grains from the kurotsuchi . If it has a high water retention wouldn’t it also be good for them to mix with the other smaller grain ?
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Thank you for your advice 😉
Are these frogs good for beginners? these frogs are my favorite and I would love to know! Also do they have to have a roommate so they won’t get lonely?
When it's cold, you need a warmer, and I also have a warmer and a greenhouse. The water also needs to be changed frequently. If you have ever raised reptiles, it may not be difficult. I change the soil once every two weeks. Another important thing is to prepare crickets that are about the size of sesame seeds as food. If it's too big, you won't be able to eat it and it will cause indigestion. It is common to all breeding of creatures, but it is not suitable for people who are lazy. (common rain frogs) (bushveld rain frogs) like to bond with each other, so I recommend keeping at least two. In my videos, I mostly write about breeding, but if you love frogs, I think you can do it 😊
do these need ubv or some sort of lighting? also how often do you feed them
No lights needed. A panel heater is used for heat insulation. I also use the upper heater, but many owners don't. In my case, the frequency of feeding is once every two weeks.
Can I use a reptile heater? What wattage?
The side is a panel heater for reptiles 14W The upper heater is also for reptiles and uses 13W 🙂
@@mcdongle8752 update: i got a tomato frog. Dont worry, a 10g with subtrate, live plants.. springtails and rollypollies, i feed mealworms and mist
What is the name of the breeding farm you're using??
Could u do it in a 20 gallon aquarium
hey is a 67gal tank good or too big or too small?
I know this video is old, but how would you set up a 40 gallon glass tank? And how many frog do you think I can put in there?
Thank you 😊 I don't use the gallon unit on a daily basis, so I did a little research, but it's pretty big. Considering that it is a little larger than a 90cm tank, I think there are about 40 animals, but if there are more, the soil will become dirty with feces and urine at a faster pace, and the soil needs to be about 20cm deep. I think that maintenance such as soil exchange is difficult. In cold weather you will also need a heater.
Length and width over height. 4 would be good in a 40
thank you so much for your guide! I love watching your videos, they take may stress away.
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thank you😊
Where do you get them from?
Thank you 😉I bought it at a Japanese pet shop.
It seems that there are countries that are not imported overseas. Even in Japan, it can only be purchased for a limited period from around November to around March.
hello, may i know is that no need to moisture the black soil? the soil itself already got moisture?
Thank you 😊
black soil has high water retention and contains water.
When watered, it becomes very hard.
@@pampermoony ok thank you!! then I don’t spray water to the soil
How do I take care of a rain frog with out breeding ?
Thank you 😊 If you don't want to breed them, how about keeping males and females in separate cases?
Where to buy the black soil in the US?
I don't want a frog I wanna be a frog
thank you😊
Hi where did you get your rain frog?
I bought it at a pet shop in Japan😊
THEIR LITTLE LEGS LOL
where to buy Breviceps?
I bought it at a Japanese pet shop, but it seems that some countries do not import it.
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How often should they be fed?
Feeding once every two weeks😊