New tree frogs ideas?

[steven]

Hello

I have three American green tree frogs and one American Gray tree frog, i am looking to have more tree frogs any suggestions?

[passon13]

hello and welcome!
are those all in the same tank? how large is the enclosure? i know that around this forum and pretty much everywhere els it is frowned upon to mix species of frogs regardless if they have they same basic care needs. i have an american green tree frog named botanicus! he's really cool hope that helped a bit. but i really am starting to like glass frogs, but i have to wait till i get a new tank...

[bshmerlie]

I have a group of Red Eyes...they are fun.

[Leefrogs]

I like Australian white's, they are the most people friendly frog. Will eat from you fbgers and can be held, on occasion. Best part, they live 20 years and will basicly jump on yr hand to get out. Friendly, friendly frogs

[bshmerlie]

Ok I'll give you that but Red Eyes are better looking.

[steven]

I like Australian white's, they are the most people friendly frog. Will eat from you fbgers and can be held, on occasion. Best part, they live 20 years and will basicly jump on yr hand to get out. Friendly, friendly frogs

i am hoping to get two whites tree frogs next week, i was given an exo terra viv from a friend i think the dimensions are 24” x 18” x 24” / 60 x 45 x 60 cm any ideas for a set up

[bshmerlie]

Check out the vivs in the photo albums. A lot of members have some pretty cool set ups. You'll want a tank with a lot of sticks and branches for them to climb on. Get a lot of plants with thick vines and large leaves...enough to support their weight as adults. Think tall and incorporate as much verticle space as you can. Empty space doesn't do a whole lot for them. Think of a thick rainforest and design your tank accordingly. Get a large water bowl for them to soak in. Live plant will help with humidity but only if you have adequate lighting. Good luck and have fun with it. Post some pictures when you get it done.