Introducing a NEW PROJECT & UNBOXING LOTS OF FROGS!

Join me in this video as I introduce a stack of new frogs and a big project!
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[@The1slandA]

Looks like it's gonna all be worth it in the end. The outcome will be very rewarding

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

I think so too!

[@deanboyd]

Love it mate! Frogs are bloody awesome, keen to see the enclosures when the plants grow in 😁

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

You and me both!

[@thatnickguy91]

Looking good, I have a similar plan in my head floating around. I’m actually been wanting to focus on frogs and step back from keeping other reptiles but was in the same boat as you in nsw and found it hard to easily find local breeders to purchase from. Its good to see that frogs are looking at becoming more popular and after hearing about Mac’s collection and availability in the hobby expanding it’s giving me more drive to start putting together the empty tanks currently waiting as part of my frog keeping project. I’m sure my current frogs that are sitting in their “temporary” lol enclosures would love to see it get started so I’ll definitely be using this series as inspiration when designing mine so keep up the great work!!

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Ah man you no my struggle then ! I wasn’t really looking to get more animals but when this came around I couldn’t not.

[@littletonoskill7550]

Amazing stuff mate, love seeing your videos pop up their always an inspiration

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Thank you. Feedback means a lot!

[@Chadsadventures73]

Its a lot of work but its rewarding in the end great video mate 🐸🐸🐸

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

It sure is but will be worth it in the end!

[@chrisross9385]

Awesome job, mate!! Great Video 😊 very educational

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Thanks mate!

[@urbanexoticuk]

Nice new additions i love frogs 😍

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Me too! 🐸

[@urbanexoticuk]

Cant wait for this project to progess

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

100%

[@urbanexoticuk]

@@BeachesScalyBeasts i use to have a strawberry pinapple albino pacman frog but died was ill when i got it had mbd took me ages to get me money back only had it 3 days was gutted and use to have a golden albino african short clawed frog got sold faulty fliter and it passed so decided not to keep frogs any more still love them tho

[@winterblooded1345]

Awsome frog shed, thats cool idea. Enclosures ended up looking very slick. Especially when those plants grow. Happy little froggies. How do you keep heat in a frog cage , heat light, heat mat, or heated water? My guy keeps hiding cause its getting chilly.

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Thanks mate! In this case I’m kinda bumping the ambient up in the shed with some cords and heat panels. That being said over my mag tree frog inside I use a small wattage heat light.

[@SkipAndAThai]

Hey mate, are the frogs hibernating now in winter out in the shed? I got 3 x Perons in a tank in the garage and I have the UV LED bar and a heat light on during the day to keep it natural and try to warm the tank for them to come out at night and only 1 comes out occasionally the other 2 are hibernating

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Yeah they are certainly slower now than what they will be in a few months time. I’m only offering food once a week with these temps.

[@frasermartin7692]

So the reason you don’t see a lot of frogs in Australia are as follows: WA can’t import any frogs from interstate and can only have local species NSW shops can not sell them, keeper’s / breeders can not advertise them for sale. Laws for keeping are complicated VIC can have a reasonable number of species, but they are on two tiers and a large number of common popular ones sit on advanced and can not be sold by shops SA have a much more open policy from what I gather ACT from what I’ve heard is a free for all NT unsure Tasmania unsure but expect they bias towards local species Policies of state and local,governments are destroying local habitat yet keeping is frowned Upon and yet could ultimately be the best way to ensure the survival of some species. QLD failures in bio security and managing invasive species with the cane toad and now fire and electric ants is having a devastating impact on wild species. Magnificent frogs in the Kimberly are now being impacted by the cane toad through a lung disease. A number of keepers not collectors in Victoria are actively working together to gather from collections being shut down across Australia hard to find species in the hobby to ensure their survival for us all to enjoy. These have included five years gathering enough animals to final breed Great Barreds, Leaf Green tree frogs, Blue Mountains, Southern Stoney Creeks, and a number of other projects. Reptile and “Amphibian” expos are not an easy option to get stalls in some states due to the organisations who run them and then general public often don’t purchase as they don’t have the relevant licenses required. A hobby at risk of disappearing along with many species. Enjoy the Great Barreds Corey sent you, a project 5 years in the making.

[@frasermartin1398]

Forgot to say QLD can have a large range and takes most of what is breed interstate.

[@Swuh]

Thank you for the long write up, its very interesting and informative. 👍

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

Thanks for the insight. I was aware of a good chunk of it but not all.

[@BeachesScalyBeasts]

I should add I’ll certainly enjoy the barreds. They are super unique vs any other frog I’ve owned.

[@frasermartin1398]

@@BeachesScalyBeasts they are awesome frogs. Love the way they sit up and the amazing colouration. Don’t think they will be breed again for many years. Cost a huge amount in infrastructure to house and grow the tadpoles due to number of litres per tadpole required and are not proving popular to sell.