So now they sell live frogs at Brookstone

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chorb

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why isnt it right? there is obviously an opening somewhere, it says you have to change the water and feed the frogs.
 

Clair de Lune

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How is this any worse than any of the pets/fishes sold at any pet stores?

They created a perfect minimalistic ecosystem in the cube. The 'lucky bamboo' (actually a water lily) and snail keep the tank clean from the frogs' waste. Avoid sunlight and they all live up to 3-4 years. I was most surprised at the fact that you only have to change water twice a YEAR.. wtf. My beta fish needs water changed twice a WEEK and snails won't help as betas are extremely aggressive and will kill it.
 

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Originally posted by: chorb
why isnt it right? there is obviously an opening somewhere, it says you have to change the water and feed the frogs.

The lid comes off, just doesn't seem right to be selling live animals at Brookstone.

Originally posted by: Clair de Lune
How is this any worse than any of the pets/fishes sold at any pet stores?

They created a perfect minimalistic ecosystem in the cube. The 'lucky bamboo' (actually a water lily) and snail keep the tank clean from the frogs' waste. Avoid sunlight and they all live up to 3-4 years. I was most surprised at the fact that you only have to change water twice a YEAR.. wtf. My beta fish needs water changed twice a WEEK and snails won't help as betas are extremely aggressive and will kill it.

Pet stores are probably not that much better, but I like to think they are better equipped for live animals.

The frogs are suppose to live 5-18 years "in the wild" but I don't know how long they could realistically live in that little environment.

 

Born2bwire

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Originally posted by: wiredspider
Originally posted by: chorb
why isnt it right? there is obviously an opening somewhere, it says you have to change the water and feed the frogs.

The lid comes off, just doesn't seem right to be selling live animals at Brookstone.

Why?
 

skace

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With the OPs comments I was expecting a tiny cube where the frog couldn't even move, but the picture on the page seems fine.....
 
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