Can you Keep Gray Tree Frogs and Red Eyed Tree Frogs Together?

[Donttryfontlose]

I have been wanting to get Red Eyed Tree Frogs and Gray tree frogs but I don't know if I can keep them together due to their individual needs. I have made a list of what they need and when I compare the two everything seems to be almost the same. The only thing I am unsure about is the size difference of the two frogs because a Gray Tree frog is about 2" while a Red Eyed Tree Frog is 2 1/2" to 3". If anyone has any experience with these two frogs please respond and tell me what I would need if this was possible.

[ejh805]

Mixing species is almost never recommended. I wouldn't suggest these two live together :/

[Donttryfontlose]

Okay well thanks for responding.

[CJ PELCHER]

Just to give you a more specific answer. There are chemicals on frogs skin specific to each species. Some of these chemicals can be toxic to the other frogs. They will end up dieing later on from being on contact of this other chemical. I used to house other frogs together before i learned the issues it caused later on. I would NOT recomend you do it. However, If you do you are taking years of life away on your frogs. ALSO...both of those frogs have 2 different evironments. RETF humidity should be 60-80% while grays can be MUCH DRYER... The ONLY TIME i would house frogs together is if they are both native to the same area. WHICH THESE ARE NOT! I hope this helps.

[Donttryfontlose]

Alright it helps a lot thanks!