Help with Northern Green Frogs? Set up and care suggestions?

[elly]

Sounds good. I'd try to find a care sheet with instructions on temperature and humidity for this particular species, but 70-72 F doesn't sound bad.

I'm assuming the people who had the frog before don't seem like the type to go out of their way to get a frog from a store or show. Thirty miles away, there could be some disease that hasn't been introduced to ponds nearby, but I would personally risk it if I didn't want or couldn't find instructions on caring for a relatively local frog species.

As for crickets, it depends how many you want. With the egg container, they should have a little extra room to crawl. I personally keep mine in a tupperware box with a hole cut in the top and mesh hot-glued over it.

[Dimmer Jester]

For leopard frogs I recommend making an aquatic habitat. They feel safer swimming around. Mine would go underwater whenever it was scared. You could just put up at least 3 inches of water and some land. I don't even bother with bowls and mealworms. I just feed mine earthworms.

[Dimmer Jester]

Sorry, meant green frogs.