Green or White's Treefrog / Litoria caerulea caresheet

[Whitestree frog]

Not only does this link not work or the other one you put up, neither does frog tv or anything. i can loo at blogs and threads but frog tv and whites tree frog care sheet will not work. I have one so I need to see it. Also I would like to ask what plastics i could use to make a toy for him that wont seep into his skin if he is exposed to it or if it is exposed to water. I was thinking legos but I need confirmation. also should I be washing my hands in filtered spring water before touching him?

[elly]

Yeah, the site got hacked a while ago and lots of stuff is still broken.
I would just use normal plastic used for holding food, not unusually soft plastic or old, worn plastic. As far as making a toy, I don't know. But I wouldn't use Legos. As cute as a frog castle would be those things have sharp edges.

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Not only does this link not work or the other one you put up, neither does frog tv or anything. i can loo at blogs and threads but frog tv and whites tree frog care sheet will not work. I have one so I need to see it. Also I would like to ask what plastics i could use to make a toy for him that wont seep into his skin if he is exposed to it or if it is exposed to water. I was thinking legos but I need confirmation. also should I be washing my hands in filtered spring water before touching him?

Really? After all this time it still works like a charm for me, even with a slower internet connection. Try the link I just copied again: http://www.frogforum.net/content.php...toria-caerulea and if that doesn't work, just click articles, select the small link on the bar slightly below articles that says care articles, and scroll to the near bottom of the page to get to the care sheets. Hope this helped!

[Whitestree frog]

Well that works now but still I would love to know about whether i should wash my hands in filtered water or no, and about the toy thing if anyone does know and i can get round and flat lego pieces anyways. Also what about wood? like non splintery wood or driftwood?

[Whitestree frog]

Also, should i get a second frog? would my whites do better with a member of its species rather than being alone? Or are they fine?

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Also, should i get a second frog? would my whites do better with a member of its species rather than being alone? Or are they fine?

If you have adequately quarantined your animals, there is enough space for more than one frog (10 gallons per frog typically) and can be sure one doesn't eat all of the other's food, then yes, you probably can

[Whitestree frog]

Hey guys do whites tree frog shed because Mine had dirt on it and i pulled it off but it was just dirty loose skin that was really thin and clear. Also if so Should i pull it off or let it fall off?I am posting this in a few of the whites tree frog forums just to attract a little more attention but im not trying to be a jerk sorry if you have already seen this post/

[roxypepperch]

I have 2 white's tree frogs that I have had for a couple of weeks. They are in a 20gal high tank with mesh lid. Behavior and health wise they seem to be doing well but I have gotten a lot of conflicting info on substrate. I read the care sheet on here. I really don't want to use paper towels because humidity becomes an issue and I don't know about frogs but I've had problems with reptiles sticking to the towels. I currently have eco-earth which was what I was recommended. It just concerns me because they get dirty in it and then sometimes can't hold onto the sides of the tank normally. So I ended up adding some spangum moss over the eco-earth and that helped. However, now I am hearing that sphangum moss causes impactions so I'm not sure what the best thing to do would be. I would like to do the drainage layer and all of that but I can't really afford to do all of that right now. I would appreciate any advice. Thanks.

[elly]

If you feed by putting crickets in the tank frogs can accidentally ingest sphagnum along with the cricket. It's more of a problem if it's in strings so maybe run it through a grinder or food processor? But then it would stick to the frogs, so maybe just don't let crickets run loose in the cage and feed with tweezers.