White's Tree Frog question

[Cordelia]

Thank you... from what I've been reading we need new bedding for certain. I think our humidity should be okay...but we went through the same humidity fight (getting it correct) when we first got Roseanne. we are heading to a larger town for dinner this weekend and will get her new bedding. Also we may need to mist her more often. Also I read somewhere that we should put the fake scenes on three sides to make her more comfy. thanks again... we have a mini zoo here and we're still learning sometimes (dog, 3cats, turtle, tree frog, hissing cockroach, python, tarantula)

[deeishealthy]

omg, do I know learning. My son got me a exo terra, a hood and money for a frog for Christmas. I have been taking an intense crash course in vivarium ecosystems for... had to think about it... two weeks. My project this weekend is to strip this down and redo it properly. I'm consumed with it, to be honest. I couldn't sleep last night because I was redoing the plants layout over and over in my head. Ridiculous, and yet I cannot remember the last time I had this much enjoyment and FUN!!!

[HerpDerp]

Welcome to frog forum Cordelia. You have definitely come to the right place to learn all about your new frog! The first place to start to get good advice is to copy and paste these questions and your answers here: http://www.frogforum.net/tree-frogs/...enclosure.html

This is all info that is extremely important for us to answer your questions. But I can tell you, burrowing isn't normal at all. Something is stressing your frog out. It could be the humidity or it could be being handled too much. Even though white's tree frogs tolerate handling well it should still be kept at a minimum. It can be stressful for the frog and they can absorb harmful oils from your skin. I only ever handle one of my frogs and it's to put him in a container to feed him. Before I do this I thoroughly rinse my hands under the faucet, dry them really well and then spray them with the dechlorinated water I use to mist.