I'll be honest, my frog has been skittish around me except when he is hungry. He has gotten better though. If you move slowly around them it helps. It takes getting used to for the frog and the owner. If you stress it less which is hard with these frogs, I believe it will trust you or at least not view you as a threat. My leopard frog like being on land. I see him at night on land and when it's warmer in the day, in the water. If you can get a small plastic container or something and cut it to fit your tank that would save some hassle of changing the whole tank. You could do what I did and make 60/40 land to water ratio when I had it in my 30 gallon. I really feel that the way the animals I have inhabit the enclosure makes it work. The frog has the water and the toads burrow for safety. They have similarities but with humidity, temp, & lighting all basically the same, it's already in a positive direction. I've had my one toad and leopard frog together since January. With the way I designed this enclosure it can house both species. It's not a beginner tank so to speak because it has native plants and insects that are breeding in the tank along with frogs and toads. I waited 2 years before I attempted this. I got help with the idea from various sources and I knew the cost financially but that didn't stop me because I wanted to give them the closest simulation of what their life would be like but without predators and lack of prey. To answer your questions, it depends on the person, you can try a half land setup to lose some water, if you are still thinking of doing it still with another frog, go for it but make sure you don't favor one frog in research and designing the tank. If you are planning on making a project such as a bigger one, I hope my thread is a help to you.


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