This is a discussion on L. Caerulea and L. Infrafrenata within the Tree Frogs forums, part of the Frogs & Toads category; Hi! Is it possible to house a litoria caerulea and a litoria infrafrenata together? I never mix species otherwise but ...
L. Caerulea and L. Infrafrenata Hi! Is it possible to house a litoria caerulea and a litoria infrafrenata together? I never mix species otherwise but I was thinking of this since I saw both species in the same area when I visited Australia(both were outside my hotel!).
They reach about the same size, eat the same food, and since they live in the same areas they would have the same climate right?
Give me opinions please.
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Re: L. Caerulea and L. Infrafrenata Nah. they live in the same area there sure, but the frogs you get could be from completely different places all together. In captivity their requirements are different, and the white lipped tree frog gets bigger than a Whites
Then of course there is risk of disease contamination.
1.0.0 Litoria caerulea (Eddie)
1.2.2 Limnodynastes tasmaniensis (Powder, Mangrove, Charlotte, Shaun, Winter)
1.1.0 Christinus marmoratus (Willow and Archie)
0.0.2 Litoria ewingii (Froakie and Un-named)
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