Can you see frogs or toads with this, or are their body temperatures too low?
1372190
This is not a heat sensor type of device. You can see frogs and toads if you squint.
1372191
Technology used has nothing to do with the temperature. You can see trees, stones, bugs, etc.
1372192
Yes, frogs & toads, armadillo, andother interesting boogers: spiders, spider webs, etc. Just have as much fun with yours as I do with mine. It provides me with hours of entertainment.
1372193
This isn't a thermal imaging device, so the temperature of what you are viewing does not matter. This device works with little to no light and does that extremely well, but if you are looking for a thermal device, this isn't what you are looking for.
102913
There is no problem with frogs in our yard. But I would still give it a try. It worked for snakes.
1830761
IR is visible. viewing is green. I have used at 100 yds but it may work at a longer range. I was able to see a rabbit fairly clear at that range.
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According to specs, I believe it supposedly can take below freezing temps, but you would have to look it up for sure. I think under some kind of cover it would work to protect from rain. Don't put any kind of window pane in front as it reflects the IR. I put it outside over night several times and it caught many neighborhood critters stopping by like cats and deer! I never saw sasquatch or aliens though. Ha ha.
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There is a setting adjustment depending on the surrounding temperature. We occasionally get water glare pictures or tree branch movement (we left ours on normal). Double check the range and anticipated movement area. We use it for cattle feeding and watering, we also get wild life from flying to 4 legged. Also if you have got an empty picture something could go through undetected depending on your interval settings.
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There is a thermostat gauge on it...so, if you turn it on high, I feel sure it is possible; however, there is no way of seeing it at that level with the physical eye...it is my body that feels the heat, and it does get quite warm.
2002675
if he can see through mesh, yes. though i personally think it's quite dark and i doubt my bunnies can see much while in there.
682991
I use it for my rainbow boa and still use a thermometer on that side and another one on the cool side plus a hygrometer. The thermometer is just to be able to double check the temp to make sure it is correct.
1995064
I think so, from what I've seen those frogs are very small - it's a very nice small aquarium but the filters will clog up with too much algal growth.
1974858
I bought one of these from InvertObsession. This little guy is really cool looking. I also have a Betta and Dwarf African Frog. They are all in a 5 gallon aquarium. I have never seen this Orange CPO mess with my frog... they sometimes sit side by side at the bottom of the tank. After two months, I looked over and found my Betta swimming around madly in the tank and this guy was taking a ride on one of my Bettas fins! His little claw was clamped on. It was kind of funny looking. Obviously my Betta did not like it. It only happened once and has not been a problem since then. I think this crayfish is fine with my Betta since the Orange CPO Dwarf Mexican Crayfish and frog hang out mostly at the bottom of my tank and the Betta hangs out mostly near the middle/top. I would NOT try this in any smaller aquarium or bowl though. I think they get along well enough to leave them together (for me). My Betta has never gone after the crayfish. Hope this helps.
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My daughter and I just tried flipping the turtle upside down and running it under water and as long as the area where the sensor fills up it will read the temp. You can just flip it over, since you'd be holding it anyways, and read what it says.
301993
It can tell if someone is relatively warm compared to someone else (believe me I've experimented), however does not give an accurate temperature for medical purposes. Usually it reads skin temperatures to be around the mid 80s, which doesn't really help when you're trying to figure out if you're feverish. There are skin thermometers that can read forehead temps, but they are tactile. Also I wouldn't want to point the laser towards someone's eyes!
1228122
The is a very low priced infrared device. You'll probably need to spend more if you're looking to see body heat.
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I've found this usefull for measuring the temperature on just about anything, but if you try to get body temperature, the problem is it gives you the surface temp, not internal temp....it will read low, like 93 or 94 deg. Shoot your tonsils and it will be higher, but not trustworthy enough to replace the normal thermometer. I love this thermometer for everything else and my battery has lasted a year so far, another plus.
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Tap water can be used, but you need a water conditioner like API's Stresscoat. It's even better if you use API's Stresszyme, as well. That adds helpful bacteria to the water. Plus, you must be sure the water temperature is the same as in the tank. Frogs are cold blooded, and the temp change can kill them.
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I currently use a heat lamp in mine and my chicks are doing fine and it has been below zero here. It is a small coop smaller than it appears though but for that reason I think that is why it is warmer .
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Yes, it captures movement of large warm bodies (human, deer, fox) up to 30 feet away. The motion it ignores is swaying birdfeeders as it seems to be a combined thermal/motion sensor.