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    i put up a post about my tree frog going wild and being hyper active. So we put her in a smaller tank to keep her safe and she was making a horrid whining noise. So we put her back in her big tank but put her with the other frog and this is what finally calmed her down. weird. weird frog is weird

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    Sure its a female? Never heard of a frog that made noises because they don't like something other then being threatened which females will also do.

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    shes very big close to 5 inches and doesnt call... i mean whining i cant describe it i hear my males call all the time (shes at my girlfriends no my house) this was weird she was feeling threatened. this frog really has her head screwed and we have polypedates dennsi living with her (our first frog was sold as a white was living with whites so wouldnt separate them now) she likes hiding and is grumpy but the whites always finds her and sits on her i mean its funny to watch even if she burrows she'll find her. the only way she would settle was by putting her back with the gliding frog. Maybe she couldnt find the other one and freaked out they seem to be very social animals.



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    you really need to make a video of this

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    there back together now.. and shes back to normal and i dont really fancy going through all that again. if it happens again i'll defo get a video but i wanted the frog ok first, at the time it was all a bit panicy such a horible noise though

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    Well she is a female. You know how females can be whinny and demanding. :P

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    Default Re: crying white tree frog?

    Quote Originally Posted by purpleturtle89 View Post
    ..she likes hiding and is grumpy but the whites always finds her and sits on her i mean its funny to watch even if she burrows she'll find her. the only way she would settle was by putting her back with the gliding frog. Maybe she couldnt find the other one and freaked out they seem to be very social animals.
    Hum... guess in this rare case the answer is to keep them together .
    Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog !​

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