Neon green spot on Whites Tree Frogs head.

[Eterna]

So here is my set up, suggestions for improvement are very welcome!

[elly]

80% shouldn't be too bad as long as it doesn't stay 80 all the time. I think the same thing's true of 50% humidity. It looks like you have lots of plants for a frog to hide in, so that's good.

[Snappi13]

I currently own 3 wtf and all the research I've done says moss is a big issue with the way the frogs feed. It causes impactions and digestive problems. I switched to reptile carpet and have had good luck but I have to work to keep my humidity up. Usually not an issue with a few sprays of water a few times a day. Keep an eye on the brusing and monitor poop to make sure the frog is passing there food ok. Carpet and paper towels make a very easy to keep track of bowel movements. Easy spot cleanup aswell! Hope this helps. Happy frogging ��

[irThumper]

White's tree frogs do well with humidity between 40%-60%; it's normal for the humidity to go up after misting, but you definitely don't want it to stay 70%-80%+ for any great length of time, and under 40% is really too dry.

[Eterna]

I currently own 3 wtf and all the research I've done says moss is a big issue with the way the frogs feed. It causes impactions and digestive problems. I switched to reptile carpet and have had good luck but I have to work to keep my humidity up. Usually not an issue with a few sprays of water a few times a day. Keep an eye on the brusing and monitor poop to make sure the frog is passing there food ok. Carpet and paper towels make a very easy to keep track of bowel movements. Easy spot cleanup aswell! Hope this helps. Happy frogging ��

As I said earlier, I know moss can cause impaction during feeding, but my frog is only tong fed so he is never anywhere near the moss when I feed him. I will definitely keep and eye on him though, and yes, he has been pooping!