New White's tree froggie died. Help!!! Quarantine advice needed...

[Strider18]

I would get the humidity gauge in there immediately, the humidity needs to be about 80% or higher if I remember correctly. The forum has a care sheet for whites so you may want to look at that. Let us know the humidity levels asap.

0.1.0 Psuedacris regilla

[irThumper]

I would get the humidity gauge in there immediately, the humidity needs to be about 80% or higher if I remember correctly. The forum has a care sheet for whites so you may want to look at that. Let us know the humidity levels asap.

0.1.0 Psuedacris regilla

80% is WAY too high on average (except for when they are breeding), WTFs do not require a tropical humidity range and are able to be maintained well in the 50's% range.

Check out these books for more info as well:

1. The General Care and Maintenance of White's Tree Frogs and White-Lipped Tree Frogs by Philippe de Vosjoil (The Herpetocultural Library)
2. White's Tree Frogs by John Coborn (TFH)
3. White's and White-Lipped Tree Frogs by R.D. Bartlett and Patricia Bartlett (Barron's)

These books all have some good info, but in my opinion could definitely use updating to today's standards, so far though they are what seems to be available.