Green Tree frog Humidity

[passon13]

everywhere i look people say dif. hudity levels for them. what are they supposed to be at? i can get it below 60%.... is that fine?

[clownonfire]

Keeping it below 60% seems low to me. We keep the humidity for our green tree frog around 75%, and occasionally, it may drop to 70%. From what we see with ours, she seems to like higher humidity.

Good luck!

[passon13]

ok thanks... i was just wondering, cause every care sheet i read differs so much...

[clownonfire]

You'll find all sorts of info on the net; can be very confusing.

Here's a care sheet on this forum for GTF:

Frog Forum - White's Tree Frog Care

[passon13]

cool thanks, i know thats for the whites, should my day temp be 85 like theirs? right now it is about 70-75 degrees, and a little lower at night.. is that ok?

[clownonfire]

cool thanks, i know thats for the whites, should my day temp be 85 like theirs? right now it is about 70-75 degrees, and a little lower at night.. is that ok?

Passon, just to make sure you have a Hylidae cinerea (American green tree frog)? They are pretty sturdy frogs, and humidity around 70-75% will be just fine (mist it twice a day with dechlorinated water). It really works beautifully for ours.

[passon13]

yea it is hyla cinerea... def not a whites... ok ill do that then. thans alot