Green Tree Frog Thread #2

Originally Posted by yanki2

aros la, had enuf of tigers already, unless i can find sym Y bar st.



go for 2.5ft width and height. u wun regret it

yar bro dats my fream tank size tks for the reminder.. but seems not much ppl selling cos i dun nid a brand new tank cos it veri ex

[disturbed]

Originally Posted by NEWBIEARO

survive
its a frog le
wat u expect
drown????

actually.... will drown.

coz frogs absorb water thru their skin... so constant soaking will coz them to absorb too much and actually sort of drown. Thats why the froggies and BF sold for feeders are kept in v shallow water...

Originally Posted by disturbed

actually.... will drown.

coz frogs absorb water thru their skin... so constant soaking will coz them to absorb too much and actually sort of drown. Thats why the froggies and BF sold for feeders are kept in v shallow water...

now i see their point.. no wonder

Originally Posted by disturbed

actually.... will drown.

coz frogs absorb water thru their skin... so constant soaking will coz them to absorb too much and actually sort of drown. Thats why the froggies and BF sold for feeders are kept in v shallow water...

Technically frogs cannot drown in water because they breathe through their skin. The skin does absorb water due to a natural process called osmosis, in which water molecules travel through a semi-permeable membrane. Skin is such a membrane. Reverse Osmosis (R.O.) water also utilises this process. However, the absorption of water by the frog's skin will stop because osmosis requires one area of higher concentration of water and another area of lower concentration of water. Hence, after a while the skin of the frog is too saturated with water to absorb any more so osmosis will cease.

Originally Posted by Effervescence

Technically frogs cannot drown in water because they breathe through their skin. The skin does absorb water due to a natural process called osmosis, in which water molecules travel through a semi-permeable membrane. Skin is such a membrane. Reverse Osmosis (R.O.) water also utilises this process. However, the absorption of water by the frog's skin will stop because osmosis requires one area of higher concentration of water and another area of lower concentration of water. Hence, after a while the skin of the frog is too saturated with water to absorb any more so osmosis will cease.

bro u very detail leh gd gd so we all can noe more sia.. tks alot

Originally Posted by YiDaLi

bro u very detail leh gd gd so we all can noe more sia.. tks alot

You don't have to thank me. A forum is for people to exchange knowledge on a common interest, so don't worry.

Originally Posted by Effervescence

You don't have to thank me. A forum is for people to exchange knowledge on a common interest, so don't worry.

hahaha... like i always say, humble guy

[Schmike]

Originally Posted by Leong68

i know bro, but very soft type............

fish also soft leh.

Originally Posted by NEWBIEARO

of course they do have

thanks bro. maybe will go reccee for some small plants this weekend.

Originally Posted by YiDaLi

hahaha... like i always say, humble guy

u think all same s u ar?

[Leong68]

Originally Posted by Schmike

fish also soft leh.



thanks bro. maybe will go reccee for some small plants this weekend.



u think all same s u ar?

I think i buy 1pc to keep lah. how come i saw 1pc light brown color? any ideas

[LTL]

Originally Posted by Leong68

I think i buy 1pc to keep lah. how come i saw 1pc light brown color? any ideas

they can come in different colors.... thou mostly comes in nice green color, got see brown and very light green variants before....