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    lovenokia
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    Default time it takes for white tree frog to grow

    How long does it take for a whites tree frog to grow to 4-5 inches. I am thinking about getting one right now.

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    lovenokia
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    anyone?

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    Pactolus
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    Why would it matter?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pactolus View Post
    Why would it matter?
    cause when I was a lot you get I had a tree frog for 1 year and a half and it did not grow, just barely.

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    Default Re: time it takes for white tree frog to grow

    Generally, only females will reach that size, but from what I understand a length of 5" is rare. Most females end up at around 4".
    Male White's tree frogs usually stay around 3" long.
    I'm aware that it doesn't entirely answer your question, but I don't know exactly how long it takes for a frog to reach full size. Just letting you know that if you want a big one, look for a female.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargavikwit28875
    Generally, only females will reach that size, but from what I understand a length of 5" is rare. Most females end up at around 4".
    Male White's tree frogs usually stay around 3" long.
    I'm aware that it doesn't entirely answer your question, but I don't know exactly how long it takes for a frog to reach full size. Just letting you know that if you want a big one, look for a female.
    I saw a friend with a pretty big frog and loved the way that it looked. I think that tree frogs that are around 4 inches look way cooler than when they are at a smaller size. I just like them a lot more.

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    Default Re: time it takes for white tree frog to grow

    Fair enough. However, White's tree frogs are among the largest tree frogs out there. There are a few that might be marginally larger, but White's have a lot of other things going for them: they are hardy, have simple needs and tolerate occasional handling. If you would like a large tree frog, your best bet would probably be to try and find an adult White's.

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    Default Re: time it takes for white tree frog to grow

    what about this one here on craigslist? from the looks male or female?
    Dumpy Tree Frog+Supplies

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    Quote Originally Posted by lovenokia View Post
    cause when I was a lot you get I had a tree frog for 1 year and a half and it did not grow, just barely.
    Once again, why does it matter? Who cares if it doesn't grow fast?

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