Quote Originally Posted by canadian frog View Post
the store were I got them from has had them for a month or two, not sure what you mean by a fecal, like I said im new to this frog thing, they are my daughters but I think they are the coolest things ive ever seen, trying my best to learn as much as I can in order to keep them alive, the reptile store I deal with is very reputable and I wouldn't get a reptile or a amphibian from anywhere else, I will let them know that they are not glade tree frogs, your help is greatly appreciated by my wife and I, thank you very much, I joined to learn about this stuff and you have been a great help
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No problem, just ask as many questions as you can green colouring on babies and juvies will go away and turn brown like on that frog sitting on my hand, i've read that some males keep their green colouring, so i guess we'll see.

Thanks Heather, the brown one was brown when i got her, saying brown, cos she doubled her size already, kinda thinking too big to be a male

anyhow, these frogs are WC as as such carry huge parasite loads, nothing to do with the store, they come like that. These particular frogs had insane parasite load, probably the biggest i've see in a long time. So i suggest you find a vet to do fecal exam ( poop exam) and get meds accordingly. It s standard procedure with WC frogs, parasite load they carry will become a problem in captivity, sooner or later, so better fix it right away.

Everything else is like for other tree frogs- water bowl, dechlorinated water, forest looking tank, i would say 18x18x24 for 2. Crickets dusted with ca/vitd3 every second day, once a week multivitamin powder.
i wouldnt go too crazy for decor just now if i were you and keep them in hospital set up until you get clean fecal. Mine are still in quarantine 2 months now i think, and will be for another month, but it is because i have more animals that i dont want to risk. While treated everybody was in separate enclosures, now im lifting quarantine a little and everybody are together that they seem to enjoy very much.