WTF

[CamilleElise]

No problem! I'm quite a verbose person (as you might have guessed). I'm glad you are so dedicated to doing the research required for these creatures. They truly are amazing to care for and watch.

Good luck at the Reptile Expo, sadly my local one did not have Whites last year (I'm hoping for better success this year!). Personally, I find them pretty easy to fall in love with.

Whites are more tolerant of handling, but as with any frog they have sensitive skin and should be handle sparingly and with care because they may soak up anything on your hands. My little guys are a still a bit wild as I haven't handled them so much, but I love sneaking into the dark area where their tank is late at night, and turning on the light. They are usually all out, hunting, climbing, and are so fun to watch for a minute. Keep us updated on how your search for new friends goes. They are well-worth the dedication.

[kmichael55]

I got him today!! (I hope he's a him) He's about an inch and a quarter long, pretty blue and tons of spots!






Here's his temporary set up (until I get more plants and etc. plus the glass in this 10G is pretty scratched and I know he'll need a larger tank as he grows):

[Rae]

Do I see a fake antler in there lol. Cute frog... I'd name him freckles hehe... but seriously does he/she have a name?

[kmichael55]

Yup haha I actually included the other of the set in my Gray tree frog enclosure, seemed like an easy to clean/non decaying branch!

No name yet, still thinking... possibly Alfonso Ribeiro

[kmichael55]

Hey quit with the pictures!