#of Whites per Gallon question

[Crystal6]

Hello. I have a 33gallon aquarium that currently contains 1 whites tree frog. I also have 2 more that are too small to live in there safely with the adult.

Thus before they get older or I get tempted to buy a 4th I feel I should probably ask... How many whites is it safe to raise in an aquarium this size? 3? or 4? (I think I may have mentioned this a few months ago in a different thread but I haven't been able to find it...)

[1beataway]

I have three in my medium exo-terra habitat. If I am correct with the measurements, it's about the size of a 20 gallon. They seem rather comfortable in there. I think four isn't a problem.

Then get a second 33 gallon, and get four more.

[Skulldroog]

I go by the rule of 10-15 gallons per frog. With this amount of space per frog, they can move around freely, and have enough space to do whatever.

33 gallons is quite a large tank for frogs in my opinion. You could go with 5-6 I think.

[Crystal6]

I go by the rule of 10-15 gallons per frog. With this amount of space per frog, they can move around freely, and have enough space to do whatever.

33 gallons is quite a large tank for frogs in my opinion. You could go with 5-6 I think.

Haha really? Oh no soon my "I have too many crickets" problem will become a "I need more ten gallons so I can have enough crickets for all these frogs!" problem.

[Skulldroog]

Haha really? Oh no soon my "I have too many crickets" problem will become a "I need more ten gallons so I can have enough crickets for all these frogs!" problem.

Yeah. They get quite the appetite when they reach adult size. My guys, who are adult size, eat 6-10 crickets a day. Lol.

Good luck.

[Crystal6]

Yeah. They get quite the appetite when they reach adult size. My guys, who are adult size, eat 6-10 crickets a day. Lol.

Good luck.

My 2 young ones are worse then my adult. I feed him as much as he'll eat in an hour once a week but the 2 young ones never seem to be full and I don't want to be as strict on their feeding schedule if they are still growing.