Green Tree Frogs' Tank size

[ViperJr]

If you ask me, you should not ask what the minimum tank size is. It's a strange approach. You should instead ask yourself what the maximum size your wallet and apartment/house can support. I'm personally no fan of this minimun req. approach. When you figure out what size you can get, then check if it's large enough to give them a proper home.

Also, "ideally" they should be in the wild, in the big terrarium our planet created and tries to maintain
20 gallon is not ideal by any means, but it's certainly better than 10 or 15.

Just my 2 cents.

[UncleChester]

I also voted for "Bigger". I have a lone one in a 13 Gallon tall tank and I think it's getting too small as it has grown up. A 29 Gallon tall is in the works at which point I will consider getting another american green treefrog*.

Any old 10 gallon aquarium (with a secure lid) should be fine for a quarantine tank. It's only for 1 or 2 months. If you are getting them from the same place and putting them in an empty tank on their own (which is hopefully the case), I don't think a quarantine period is necessary.


*You are talking about American green treefrogs (Hyla cinerea) and not Australian Green Treefrogs (aka Whites, Dumpy, or Litoria caerulea) which are a fair bit larger?

[hannahtheawesomest]

Change of plans people!!! I am only getting one.