Substrate for Tree frog?

[SludgeMunkey]

I use a mix of topsoil and coir for my Cope's grays. Since the needs and natural habitats of tree frogs vary greatly, my vote is a coir (thats the coconut husk stuff!) as the generic basic substrate.

The stuff is cheap. You get a lot for your money. It is easy to keep clean. It has excellent moisture retention properties.

[scribbles]

I use coconut husk soil along with damp moss.

[Tom Highum]

Humus? whats that?

[SludgeMunkey]

Humus is another word for loam, which is (generally speaking) partially composted leaf litter.

[Tom Highum]

Hmm where do they sell it?

[Kurt]

At the partially composted leaf litter store, duh.

[Tom Highum]

At the partially composted leaf litter store, duh.

Oh yeah theres one next to the baby dinosaur store (I don't have one because I don't have a large enough terrarium)

[snoopfroggyfrog]

I use large bark pieces and build up areas with moss, so far havent found any coconut local to me.
They seem fine with it tho and definatly cant swallow it....