Looks great!My only concern would be loose "frog moss". White's are notorious for becoming impacted when they catch and devour crickets that have gotten into moss and then the frogs inadvertently ingest that and get blocked up, which more often than not becomes an emergency situation to treat. Even when bowl or tong feeding, crickets often get loose in the cage, so it's a good idea to dispense with the moss all together, even though it looks awesome.
Leaf litter can be used on top of substrate to help keep frogs clean and prevent ingestion of the footing. Artificial silk leaves (that have been removed from the plastic veining) work well and are fairly easy to clean.
What kind of water set up do you have for them? Love how natural the tanks foliage looks![]()





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My only concern would be loose "frog moss". White's are notorious for becoming impacted when they catch and devour crickets that have gotten into moss and then the frogs inadvertently ingest that and get blocked up, which more often than not becomes an emergency situation to treat. Even when bowl or tong feeding, crickets often get loose in the cage, so it's a good idea to dispense with the moss all together, even though it looks awesome.
Leaf litter can be used on top of substrate to help keep frogs clean and prevent ingestion of the footing. Artificial silk leaves (that have been removed from the plastic veining) work well and are fairly easy to clean.
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