Gray tree frog

[kueluck]

If you remove a male & female during breeding season you are NOT a responsible frog keeper and need to put them back in the wild.

But if you get a male and female from the wild at the same time during breeding season it is possible that they will breed since they've already been threw a natural wild cycle. All wild grays really need to breed is a water source (a water bowl large enough for them both would suffice) and a leaf hanging into the water to hold the eggs. The likelyhood of the eggs all hatching or the tads not dieing from lack of space is pretty low but its still possible for them to breed since they've already been cycled. After this year, though, they wouldn't breed unless they are artificially cycled.

[matt palm]

while i was at school my mom said she heard him in my basement while she was up stairs and she is assuming its in our drop cieling because of how loud it was

[matt palm]

do grays eat any type of palnt materials at all because i do not want to let live food go to try to find this frog