Grey?

[ponder]

Welcome to the Gray Tree Frog club! I have a female my boyfriend named Alexandra VonRibbit (alex). Her tank is full of places to climb and a bark background on one side for her to climb and hide on. Lots of plants to hide in are a plus too. I have her in the tank seen here. They are nocturnal, so you might not see a lot of action during the day (mine curls up on the back wall or under her log and sleeps all day) but I love watching them hunt.

[thejolta]

Welcome to the Gray Tree Frog club! I have a female my boyfriend named Alexandra VonRibbit (alex). He tank is full of places to climb and a bark background on one side for her to climb and hide on. Lots of plants to hide in are a plus too. I have her in the tank seen here. They are nocturnal, so you might not see a lot of action during the day (mine curls up on the back wall or under her log and sleeps all day) but I love watching them hunt.

They're awesome at hunting crickets, moths, basically any insect. They give up their bodies for the meal, by that I mean they will completely disregard their body's welfare to just slam into the glass to catch a moth haha. I've got 1 male and 1 female that I found together.

[Tom Highum]

Heres an idea. I have my nocturnal pets in a room with no windows so i changed their daytime to my night. This way they are more active when you are.

[ponder]

Heres an idea. I have my nocturnal pets in a room with no windows so i changed their daytime to my night. This way they are more active when you are.

I would do this, but I live in a small apartment in a city, so while I'm mostly nocturnal myself, I have no real way to change my frog's internal clock. Great idea though for those that have a room with no (or small easily blocked) windows.

[Kurt]

Heres an idea. I have my nocturnal pets in a room with no windows so i changed their daytime to my night. This way they are more active when you are.

I am not so sure this is a good idea. When you screw with the biological clock there can be some risk for developing health problems, such as hypertension. Its true of humans (I am living proof) and I am going to assume its the same for the rest of the animal kingdom.

[Kurt]

They are nocturnal, so you might not see a lot of action during the day.

You will if you throw some crickets in there. They are one of the few animals I know that can go from a dead sleep immediately into feeding mode.

[Tom Highum]

hmm do you think it lessened the chance to mess them up if i did it slowly. I had thought about this and changed it over the course of a week in increments.

[Kurt]

I don't think it matters. Nocturnal animals are supposed to be noctural, so I don't think its a good idea trying to change that. Let them be active when they are supposed to be.
If you want to experiment switch your own days for nights and vice versa. Then tell me how you physically and psychologically feel. I gurantee you will feel like ****. I know from personally experience.