Greys vs greens?

[kueluck]

Whether you choose the green or grey, each one has it’s own personality. Some are more “friendly” than others, but all of them basically hang out undercover if giving the nice full viv all day anyway since they are nocturnal. I’ve had the Cope’s, but my arm did not do well in captivity even though they were raised from tads. They always hung out on the very top trying to push their way out. To me that says “I want my freedom”. So after the 2^nd year they were released. Now my neighbor has 3 that are so content and happy in their viv, & she absolutely LOVES them. They are always visible to her, and the males just calls & calls. I have 2 AGTF that I really enjoy, but they are for watching only. Not a lot of movement, but they are just so pretty to look at, and the viv has nicely grown in filling almost the whole tank. I don’t do pet store trips, I buy red runner roaches on line and just keep them in their own set-up. Much easier and economical doing it this way.

[maxQ]

Great point Gail, also my 3 Greens are "for watching only" very active at night, they sleep all day and will in no circumstances allow me to touch or pick them up.

[Elliriyanna]

Well my boyfriend put a stop to the tree frog ... I can only use the tanks I have which means I can not set up a terrarium plus he does not want the potential for bugs loose in the house. I will still be getting a frog ... But its gonna have to be aquatic.

[Gentlemangorath]

Even if you got a frog that required you to feed it crickets, you most likely won't have any issues keeping them in the cricket carrier unless you happen to have an accident, like knocking it over and the lid wasn't properly attached. Aside from that and the occasional cricket that jettisons its leg and makes a run for it, your home should be safe from crickets. And yeah, just wanted to agree with what people were saying about the personality differences; Greens are shy, active enough but typically not while being watched while Grays are all sorts of active and pay almost no heed to a nearby human being. Overall both frogs are great, but I preferred my Grays when I had them.