Trying to pick a tree frog species- suggestions?

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They can get over 2.5". I've never kept them, but I understand they are pretty similar in care to the very hardy Gray Treefrogs. They're next on my list of frogs I want.

If you do set out to acquire some Grays in the wild, I would suggest you get them as young as possible and preferably don't remove breeding age adults from the wild populations. Find where they are breeding and go back in the day to look for tadpoles. A week or two after a major breeding event (lots of calling) is a good time to look for tadpoles. Be sure to check with your states laws about collecting.

According to my state laws I can own up to 4 grey tree frogs, and up to 25 tadpoles. I found a place that is selling grey tree frog tadpoles and I was thinking about just getting 1 or two tads. I am worried about having tadpoles though, are they difficult to care for? Aquatic animals are not really my thing at all.