Tree Frog Adivce

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My mom really likes tree frogs and she wuld really like one so i thought id ask about them, im thinking of getting her Whites Tree frog and ive read a few articles but thought id ask on here too, what is their basic care like, are they easy to keep? What about their enclosure, what equipment will i need and how many can i keep together?

Thanks in advance!
 
they make good begginer frog they need a 10 gal (keep it moist) here is mine
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Whites tree frogs ( if properly cared for ) get huge. They need bigger than a 10 gal.

For 2 I would try a 29 gal with plenty of live plants and plenty of driftwood for climbing. A simple false bottom for drainage followed by cocofiber/ leat litter. I try to avoid spag moss with them as they are gluttons when they eat and will swallow anything.

They need a large bowl of clean water for soaking along with spraying the cage daily. YOu will need a screen lid for the top of the tank as well.

Whites do make a great frog as they can handle a wee bit of handle but should still be a mainly hands off frog. They only downside is they are nocturnal and dont really do a whole lot during the day.

Any questions you have please let me know. I am happy to help :-)
 
kearth;4628467; said:
Whites tree frogs ( if properly cared for ) get huge. They need bigger than a 10 gal.

For 2 I would try a 29 gal with plenty of live plants and plenty of driftwood for climbing. A simple false bottom for drainage followed by cocofiber/ leat litter. I try to avoid spag moss with them as they are gluttons when they eat and will swallow anything.

They need a large bowl of clean water for soaking along with spraying the cage daily. YOu will need a screen lid for the top of the tank as well.

Whites do make a great frog as they can handle a wee bit of handle but should still be a mainly hands off frog. They only downside is they are nocturnal and dont really do a whole lot during the day.

Any questions you have please let me know. I am happy to help :-)
Thanks for the awesome advice ill let my mother know!
 
kearth;4628467; said:
Whites tree frogs ( if properly cared for ) get huge. They need bigger than a 10 gal.

For 2 I would try a 29 gal with plenty of live plants and plenty of driftwood for climbing. A simple false bottom for drainage followed by cocofiber/ leat litter. I try to avoid spag moss with them as they are gluttons when they eat and will swallow anything.

They need a large bowl of clean water for soaking along with spraying the cage daily. YOu will need a screen lid for the top of the tank as well.

Whites do make a great frog as they can handle a wee bit of handle but should still be a mainly hands off frog. They only downside is they are nocturnal and dont really do a whole lot during the day.

Any questions you have please let me know. I am happy to help :-)
i meant to say 10 gal for a juvenile, an adult male gets about 3in females 5in a fifteen gal will be plenty for an average male (may need larger depending on size):D
 
Dont get red-eyes if their your first frog,whites are much easier.Alternatively,Brazilian Milk Frogs are also excellent pets.One thing a lot of books and care-sheets dont mention is UV lighting,personally i wouldnt keep any tree frog without it,and certainly not whites or milks.
 
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