Beezy. I did take a look. Your tank seems about right. It's high, you have branches, there are plants (I would add more pothos, and would remove the fake plants - the plastic is so rigid on these fake plants that they can cut the frogs). You have a bowl of water which is also very important.
Now I do have one major concern: I see a American green tree frog in the same habitat as the Big-Eyed tree frog.... That my friend is a big no-no! In general we suggest that no species of frogs should be mixed together, unless you are a herpetologist working in a zoo and you are recreating the natural environment of species who live together in a micro-system.
Also, AGTF and BETR have different requirements. Your BETF needs higher humidity as opposed to your AGTF. Too much for one will be detrimental like too little will be for the other one... And the skin toxins they both secrete are not healthy for each other.... Look up "slow poison" with frogs...
Eric






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