Omg my froggy died......

[Kurt]

Treefrog set ups are fairly easy. Check out any of the treefrog care articles.

[beaux mitchell]

"I am sorry for your loss...But don't be gun-shy about getting another frog. Give it another go!"

[Skulldroog]

Sorry to hear that.

If you're interested in getting another frog as a pet, I'd suggest a tree frog. The set up is quite simple as well as maintenance and care.

Good luck.

[bluefroggy]

thanks everyone.i feel so bad it died,i will not use that petstore for animals again.the guppies and platy i got there have died as well.

yes i am now leaning towards seting up a home for a tree frog.is there a listing on here for any non-poisionous varities that are good for beginners.

ive already got the 20 gal tank, so i will need heat lamp,substrate,some water,cover,plants, food,cave/hiding spot....what else?

[Kurt]

Most treefrogs are not seriously toxic and the ones that are you basically have to give a reason to ooze their poisons. Red-eyes are non toxic, White's are mildly toxic, Cuban treefrogs are some what toxic, and milk frogs are quite toxic.

[Paul Rust]

You should be fine regardless of the species that you get as far as toxin is concerned. Amphibians are a hands off pet for the most part. I have some Rough Skinned Newts that are extremely toxic but they only secrete toxin if I have to bother them repeatedy like when I clean their enclosure. Just wash up before and after handling them and all is well.

[bluefroggy]

i was actually worried about my cat. if something should happen that the froggy got out and the cat ate him or came in contact with him then i dont want it to be a toxic kind.i cant really see him bothering the frog if he did out though,my cat runs from bugs and bunnies!!!!lol....but just incase.