We've always stuck with just two frogs - and now that we are on the venture to finding a companion for our little Quibble...we will surely have to ship (so scary!) our new companion overnight. Given that cost, I was wondering:

Is a 33 gallon tall tank large enough for three White's Tree Frogs? I have pictures in my album of the tank. Plenty of levels of climbing areas. I know there is a rule of thumb about tank size (add an extra ten gallons for each new frog), but I can't remember the starting "tank size" :P

I don't want to get two additions if the 33 gallon is only large enough for a total of two frogs.

Little Quibble, however, doesn't know what to do with all the space! I think it's actually been overwhelming for him moving from the quarantine tank into the permanent tank (48 hours stripping it, bleaching it, and boiling it! Quite a venture). He's self-quarantined himself into a corner. I'm looking forward to him getting used it to it more and finally exploring his new home!