Grey tree frog aggression ???

[frog]

Hi, is there any chance wild caught Grey tree frogs have aggression/territory issues towards each other? I have had one male Grey in a 5 gal tank for about a year now and wanted to put another new wild caught male in the same tank; is there any concerns in doing this?

The new Grey is in a separate tank now for observation (sickness/health concerns).What is a good time for observation before Introducing a new frog


Thanks.

[hyla]

I say keep them separated maybe 2 - 3 weeks? Also be sure to have the new frog checked for parasites in this time and treat accordingly. If the frogs are around the same size I dont think they will have a problem with aggression however I feel a 5 gal tank may be too small for the two of them.

[hyla]

Note: Paul from NW Amphibian Rescue says 30 days for quarantine time

[John]

Definitely quarantine. These frogs are not aggressive.

[scribbles]

A 5 gallon tank is too small for both frogs.

[HerpNwny14]

im so jealous of all u that can just go and catch grey tree frogs....grrrr

[Paul Rust]

I say keep them separated maybe 2 - 3 weeks? Also be sure to have the new frog checked for parasites in this time and treat accordingly. If the frogs are around the same size I dont think they will have a problem with aggression however I feel a 5 gal tank may be too small for the two of them.

I have nothing to say. Good advice Kristy.

[HerpNwny14]

it sux grays r native to buffalo,ny but all my herping adventures ive never even heard or seen a grey...tons of peepers and chorus frogs though

[frog]

I just posted something on catching grays or other frogs. See the post in finding wild grays

Hope this helps you.

[Rae]

I just posted something on catching grays or other frogs. See the post in finding wild grays

Hope this helps you.

Oh I so want to read this... do u have a link?