The levels of humidity required for the care of most tree frogs and the care of those plants differ greatly. You are compromising the health of one or the other by putting them together. I can tell you with certainty also, that grey tree frogs would kill most of those plants. I have issues keeping the heartiest plants in one piece with my grey tree frogs. And again, you have the toxicity factor to take into consideration...I'm not sure if a tree frog would be adversely affected if a cricket chewed on the jade plant and then was eaten by the frog. There are a plethora of plants that would thrive in a tropical-subtropical vivarium though. In my grey tree frog viv, I have ficus pumila, pothos, dracaenas, caladium, and 2 different mosses. That's what I have grown successfully while caring for a bulldozer of a frog like greys. If you want a tropical viv, you would have to go with a more tropical frog.
I would recommend reading this - Frog Forum - Choosing a Frog and from there read specific care sheets and ask questions about the frogs you're interested in![]()





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