If there is an opening at the top how could you keep frogs in it?
216606
No. .. The hole at the top is too large and even the tiniest of frogs could Escape
1994649
Yes, there is a hole on top. It would be tough, but not impossible for moths to get in.
1189916
Keep the top on when not in use, and place a paperclip(Opened up to fit in)inside the hole. When you go to use it again, when you pull out the paperclip it will flow again. Good Luck!
1949579
There is a small plastic tube on the wire to help keep it open. I think the smallest you could get the snare to go would be about the size of a cucumber or so.
574139
I do not know exactly how big an African dwarf frog is but I do know that the world's smallest frog could sit on the average thumbnail. With the larger critter keeper I would say you can keep almost any sort of small pet. The only big opening is closed by a hinged trapdoor and the lid is fairly secure. Mine was not packed well and arrived with a crack which I fixed with epoxy. Since I am using it to raise my baby box turtles until the are big enough to go into my yard pen this container is ideal. For use as an aquarium, of course, you would have to have one that is not cracked. Buying these cages/tanks online is a lot cheaper than the pet stores by far. I do not know exactly how big an African dwarf frog is but I do know that the world's smallest frog could sit on the average thumbnail. With the larger critter keeper I would say you can keep almost any sort of small pet. The only big opening is closed by a hinged trapdoor and the lid is fairly secure. Mine was not packed well and arrived with a crack which I fixed with epoxy. Since I am using it to raise my baby box turtles until the are big enough to go into my yard pen this container is ideal. For use as an aquarium, of course, you would have to have one that is not cracked. Buying these... » Read More I do not know exactly how big an African dwarf frog is but I do know that the world's smallest frog could sit on the average thumbnail. With the larger critter keeper I would say you can keep almost any sort of small pet. The only big opening is closed by a hinged trapdoor and the lid is fairly secure. Mine was not packed well and arrived with a crack which I fixed with epoxy. Since I am using it to raise my baby box turtles until the are big enough to go into my yard pen this container is ideal. For use as an aquarium, of course, you would have to have one that is not cracked. Buying these cages/tanks online is a lot cheaper than the pet stores by far. « Show Less
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The way the doors open the mosquitoes will get in but probably no more than any other tent. I think they would stay at the top.
1459401
Mine frogs came at the same time, you should ask the company if it's possible.
1403755
If you mean aquatic dwarf frogs, I have had one in there and he did just fine. If mean regular frogs that need an area out of the water, I'm not sure how well that would work. The water flows into the tank from the top, so you would have a lot of splashing if the tank was not full.
1965002
The top inch or so should be kept out of the water. If the upper part gets wet, it won't hurt it, but it should not stay completely underwater
625358
Stick it inside a tupperware container with holes cut on the sides so the mice can get in.
2207370
There is a little sliding panel on the top. It opens the filling hole in one direction and closes in the other. When closed you can lock it in place. Overall I didn't like this feeder as it wouldn't keep the squirrels away, and also thru the netting which it is made of, a lot of feed was lost. As a result I discontinued using it
1954955
I've sucked through dozens of fish, more dozens of tadpoles, and some frogs. When they come out the other side I pick them up and toss them back in the pond, generally unscathed. Once in a while one of the valves will close on one and hurt it, but usually not. Bullfrog tadpoles can get enough girth they will get stuck in the hoses on the way in. Many fish do try to stay away, but others try to hide and do get sucked in. Some fish (mine are koi, they spawn and make hundreds of little ones) are curious or playful and get right up to the apparatus.
151137
There is not a door on top. The front door is extremely tall (the width of the cage) so there is plenty of room to maneuver a wiggly piggie.
293004
Lift latch on top of cage near entrance then depress the top spring located near the top of the door. I wouldn't worry too much about it tho , because the 1089 is complete junk and the coons and skunks easily get out of the cage as it's not strong enough material and simply strongarm their way they the trap door . Trust me William, don't buy this trap
1129512
Set this up high so they will not defecate in it. You may be able to put something heavy on top of it that will stop them from jumping up on top of it. But I would still expect to clean and fill it every 2-3 days.
478909
You could either squirt it into a crack where no birds/mammals can get at it, or you can make your own bait station by cutting a narrow slot in some PVC tubing, and putting a brick on top of it so birds/mammals can't get at it (use two pieces of PVC for stability). Don't forget to label your bait station so anyone who comes across it knows exactly what's inside (for safety's sake).
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If you mean putting water in the jump area - the water would pour out the door opening. I don't see way you could fill it with water instead of air either.