Light green spots on Whites tree frog

[John]

This has been asked and answered quite a few times. Scroll down to the bottom of this page and look at the "similar threads" links.

[DonLisk]

Nice catch John :-)

Once you go to a drainage bottom and live plants you shouldn't have to clean anything but the glass and water dish, and a little spot cleaning of droppings.

[mommyof4froglovers]

Yeah. I am know I am trying to work on that. Next payday we are getting hydro balls and the screen next paycheck and hopefully a waterfall. Then the next paycheck we will get real plants. We get paid every two weeks so I am getting as much as we can afford every two weeks and geting it totally planted.

[EZweasel]

Light green spots are a sign of stress. Have you been handling him alot lately?

[mommyof4froglovers]

No I only handle him to clean his cage. But I wont have to clean his cage after the 1st. We are getting hydro balls to fix his cage and a pump.

[EZweasel]

No I only handle him to clean his cage. But I wont have to clean his cage after the 1st. We are getting hydro balls to fix his cage and a pump.

Sounds good. I have had this happen to two of my whites. The spots on the red eyed posted earlier were more white than light green. The light, or neon, green spots I believe are discoloration and a sign of a stressed frog. It may cure itself. The one that I attempted to cure, and handled to much, ended up passing away. The one that I left alone survived.

[Dearcaitlinn]

Frogger is what I named my White's also lol