Gray Tree Frog Plants

Hi,
I have 4 gray tree frogs, who I am geting a new tank for. I would like to know what plants are safe for them to have in the tank.

Thanksfrogsmile

I would say most plants are safe, but here are some plants that make a good plants in a tree frog tank (copied and slightly edited from another topic):

Photos - They grow like crazy, sometimes a few centimeters a day. They are almost impossible to kill, thrive in frog terrariums and provide excellent climbing space.

Bromeliads: Air plants, so they do not need to be planted in the soil, but can be placed in the background or anywhere.

Snake plants: Extremly sturdy plants that provide excellent sleeping plants.

Creeping fig: Grows alot and provide alot of climbing space.

Ficus: Some have alot of small plants, other have fewer really big sturdy plants.

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Originally Posted by ViperJr

I would say most plants are safe, but here are some plants that make a good plants in a tree frog tank (copied and slightly edited from another topic):

Photos - They grow like crazy, sometimes a few centimeters a day. They are almost impossible to kill, thrive in frog terrariums and provide excellent climbing space.

Bromeliads: Air plants, so they do not need to be planted in the soil, but can be placed in the background or anywhere.

Snake plants: Extremly sturdy plants that provide excellent sleeping plants.

Creeping fig: Grows alot and provide alot of climbing space.

Ficus: Some have alot of small plants, other have fewer really big sturdy plants.

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Hey VJ- did you perhaps mean pothos?
I had four grays in a small enclosure with a water feature and a small piece of pothos... which then became a large piece of pothos...needing pruning from time to time.

In all the threads I've read the Pothos is probably the most recommended and favored. Im actually looking into getting them so far all I have is fake vines and plants in mine.