Just spent 135$ on tree frogs and habitat and....

[Kurt]

Wait for lights out. Get a dim flash light and you will see them active after dark.

[binskiboi]

Wait for lights out. Get a dim flash light and you will see them active after dark.

How do they act at night? Like slight movement or do they jump around and everything?

[binskiboi]

You're right! I just went in my room after having all my fish tank light and room lights off for an hour and I see one of them! Just relaxing in his water bowl

[tyjare]

Pac man frog are really easy i had mine in a 10 gallon with coconut fiber and a water dish but if your looking for activity not the best frog. they just sit there till it is time to be fed

[Paul Rust]

You're right! I just went in my room after having all my fish tank light and room lights off for an hour and I see one of them! Just relaxing in his water bowl

Now you can relax....... and enjoy them.

[Kurt]

How do they act at night? Like slight movement or do they jump around and everything?

Depends upon the species. my White's jump around a lot, the rococo toad (I know we are talking treefrogs, but I thought I would mention the toad) is a total spaz after dark, the red-eyes quietly move about, and the rest well there awake too and pretty much the same way the others previously mentioned are.

Funny thing is from time to time I am asked if the rococo is even alive as he just sit there during the day. I just say "Yes, he's alive. You should see him at night. Smashing into things and making a mess of the place."

[into]

You should see him at night. Smashing into things and making a mess of the place."

My white's do the same thing. Every morning the encloser is trashed. I bought a couple plastic castles (meant for hermit crabs) on clearance and put them in there for hides. Every morning, one of the castles is in their pond on it's side. I have no idea how they knock it over every single night.