Help with humidity levels

[ShadowFrogLover21]

I have a white's tree frogs, and I'm not sure what a good humidity level is. I have it at between 70-80%. Is this too high?

[JSG]

Hi,
Just go read this link:
Frog Forum - White's Tree Frog Care

From the article: "Misting your frog once a day is recommended. I do this at night just before I go to bed and I use distilled water for this, as it leaves no mineral deposits on the sides of the enclosure like tap water can. Water bowls, however, are filled with dechlorinated tap water, as distilled water lacks the salts and minerals found in natural water sources and this can put stress on the frog's permeable skin if it decides to get into the water."

You should get the answers you are looking for there!

[Leefrogs]

70 is really the goal but even 55-60 is fine. I found that most of these frogs are being grown up at the petsore and tollerate lower humidity fine. If your frog had turned more brown you can lower to 55% and see if it greens him up.

It's great to see that your humidity is stable though. Most people have a problem the other way. The problem with the higher hummidity is the encousures start to rot your moss and collect water at the bottom of your viv. This aides in bacteria growth and possibly endangering your frogs. With higher humidity you have to clean out your viv more often. I found at 60%, my bottom was pretty good and I clean only ever other month. It's really a long break down for me, there's too much stuff, it takes me 3 hours.