Quote Originally Posted by Dace View Post
I'll bet that if you had a 75 lying around for the 1 frog instead of a 20 high the absolute minimum would magically become 75... Seriously though what other signs? Has anyone actually experienced them fist hand? What brought about this sudden change in gray's housing requirements... I mean you can argue all you want but the frogs don't care anymore now than they did before...
Not if but when I have a 75 Laying around it will be the standard size for my Whites. It like moving into a house, would you want a big house or a small house and money is not an option? most people would want the big house if they can get it. You have to understand that these are not animals like dogs or birds that are domesticated. They need a close replica of their natural environment to survive. They don't operate 2 feet of space in the wild, they cover miles. It's my opinion that they should be in a 40 gallon at least. I have no scientific proof but I have owned one for over a year and a half. It has been in 3 enclosures and as the enclosures got bigger it started growing faster and exploring along with hunting. What it would do in the wild. You can use what you want, I'm just sharing what I have observed.


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