Hi. I have had White's Tree Frogs for several years and one of my two frogs died a couple months ago. I kept feeling like Dumpy was getting lonely and decided it was time to get another. We went to a Petsmart and bought their last one that was big enough and brought it home to see this:
It looks nothing like my other one and has some small stripes on his/her legs. I have no idea what kind of frog it is for sure or whether or not it is safe to put it in a tank with Dumpy. Someone please answer quickly!
I can't tell what it is from the photo - need a better photo, preferably from the side. I would not put it in with a White's Tree Frog. I would return it to the pet store and get my money back.
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It looks to be a Polypedates leucomystax, the golden treefrog. I second John do not house the two species together.
Okay I won't put it in the Dumpy tank. I am going to the Pet Store for a refund tomorrow. Thanks for answering before I named it
Anything I should do to keep it safe until tomorrow? I have plenty of tank bedding and a seperate tank.
As long as you are keeping it like any other treefrog it should be OK.
Something basic will be fine - large opaque tupperware container with moist paper towel, maybe something to hide under. Put it some where it won't see a lot of traffic - if the container is opaque or completely non-seethrough, it will help the frog feel more secure.
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Okay I returned it a coupe days ago and saw this at the store!
Apparently someone switched the pictures and I was sold the wrong frog. I looked for bigger dumpies but they only had ones about 3/4". I'll look again some other day.
Sheesh I paid $48 for Chester but he was already an adult so I think that raises the price.
White's that small are usually captive bred.
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