Newbie here.

[blood4eva69]

Heh, my three chorus frogs are usually "ok, that's two: dangit where's the other one".

Hahahaha Thats funny.

If he is an adult that means AGTF are small frogs.... Ill google it lol

A few more questions:

any tips on his enclosure? im making one with the great stuff method.

Is Drift wood safe? any idea where i can buy rive stones? i live in Long Beach.

How big should his pond be?

Can two males live together or do i need to find him a female only?

PS thanks guys for your friendly-ness lol

Eli

[LilyPad]

If you're doing a 10 gallon enclosure, you should only have one frog in there. Max size for these frogs is about 2.5 inches, with males being smaller. I have a male gray tree frog that is actually only 1 1/4 inches and doesnt appear to be growing anymore. Males CAN live together if you were to put them in a 20 gallon instead of a 10.

The pond should be shallow enough that he wont drown (no deeper than his head) Definitely concentrate on the arboreal aspect of the tank though, that's the most important part for a tree frog.

And you're welcome, we're all happy to help!

[blood4eva69]

I really want to have two frogs. since i cant really interact with him. He seems lonely so ill look for a bigger tank then.

Is Drift wood safe? any idea where i can buy rive stones?

How much should he be eating?

Do plants need special light?

Thanks

Eli

[Lacibeth]

Hey Eli,

So your breaded dragon--did you use panco or something else?

[blood4eva69]

Hey Eli,

So your breaded dragon--did you use panco or something else?

Yup, with Parmesan cheese and some parsley, salt and pepper. lol.. sorry i was sleepy when i typed that in.

[Lacibeth]

Yup, with Parmesan cheese and some parsley, salt and pepper. lol.. sorry i was sleepy when i typed that in.

Now I'm hungry.

[blood4eva69]

Another question: should i use drift wood or rocks...maybe both? which one will my AGTF LIKE MOST? any ideas for the tank?

[LilyPad]

Drift wood is fine, that is what most people use. If he is still a juvenile tree frog still, he will need to be fed appropriately sized crickets every night, make sure they are dusted with calcium powder a few times a week. If he is an adult, 2-3 appropriately sized crickets every other night will be fine. The crickets shouldnt be bigger than the space between his eyes. I don't use a special light for my plants, make sure you get plants that can thrive in low light and it wont be a problem.