Are white tree frogs and milky tree frogs able to live together in one terrarium???

[Isaac]

Hi,

again i have a question...
my question:
are white tree frogs and milky tree frogs able to live together in one terrarium?
its beacouse i am building at my other terrarium (the 105gallon terra/viv) and i would like to have both species in that terrarium
-if its possible-

greetings, isaac

[Ebony]

Hi there Isaac.
Its not recommended to mix frog species as they secrete toxins that can be harmful to each other as well as the stress it will place on the frogs. You can always find room for another terrarium, I have a frog enclosure in every room of my house apart from the bathroom of course.

[Isaac]

ok, thanks for the reply!
i really hoped it would work...

[Grrrit]

Ebony nailedd it. Although they do have remarkably similar heat & humidity requirements, not recommended. The milkys secrete a glue like moisture that is toxic and I'm sure no good for other frogs.

[Isaac]

ok then, only one spiecies each tank!

[Kisa]

Another thing is size. I understand that Milks get to about four inches at the biggest and White's get to about five, let's say your White's is three inches and your Milk is one or one and a half inches? White's will eat the Milky. That's the first thing that popped into my mind when I read this questions, besides the toxins.

Sorry it didn't work out. D:

Does anyone know if he could build a barrier between the two frogs if it would be alright? As long as the barrier was secure and the frogs couldn't see each other regularly? It's just a thought if you still wanted to use your viv for two species.