My monkey frogs have each claimed a "spot" on the vine/branches for their sleeping spot. Every morning they are right there in the same place. IF I did not find pee in the water, and watch them run around and hunt in the PM, I could swear they literally never move.

I am curious if other tree frogs (and for that matter, terrestrial ones as well) do this?

And further, if they do the same thing in the wild, it would seem that they live in a fairly limited area; in other words, they stay close to the tree and area around it to hunt.

I remember as a kid having toad hides in the garden and every morning they were back in them-at least I thought it was the same one, who knows?