Gray Treefrog questions

[Kurt]

I find gray treefrogs go nuts over anything I offer them. So, I wouldn't concerm myself with him not eating right away. Just give him time.

[John]

Thanks Kurt. He called tonight for a while after I turned the rain on so I think that's a positive sign.

[Kurt]

Thanks Kurt. He called tonight for a while after I turned the rain on so I think that's a positive sign.

That's the way I would take it.

[John]

Today I tried small crickets. He ate a few for me. He wouldn't eat small mealworms though. The female ate everything I offered her.

[John]

Tonight he won't shut up.

[Billy]

Tonight he won't shut up.

Sounds like he's settling in pretty well. I'm glad he ate for you, John. He's not driving you up the wall, is he? One of them is cool to listen to when it sings, but when you have a back yard that borders on a body of water....

[John]

Sounds like he's settling in pretty well. I'm glad he ate for you, John. He's not driving you up the wall, is he? One of them is cool to listen to when it sings, but when you have a back yard that borders on a body of water....

He mostly shuts up by about 1 am so it's not so bad. I wish he'd eat something aside from crickets.

[Kurt]

Sounds like he's settling in pretty well. I'm glad he ate for you, John. He's not driving you up the wall, is he? One of them is cool to listen to when it sings, but when you have a back yard that borders on a body of water....

I love to hear gray treefrogs chorus. I miss mine. I had a pair last year that I caught. I ended up giving them away to make room for more "exotic" types and have missed them ever since. They were the coolest.