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Frog Guide
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Temperature |
68-77ºF (20-25ºC) - room temperature |
Humidity |
Medium (~50%) misting once daily. |
Cage Setup |
Arboreal |
Characteristics |
Aren't all that active and are exclusively nocternal. |
Native to South-Eastern United States. Especially common in Florida, South Carolina, Arkansas, and southern Georgia. If you can't see them, you'll hear them :)
Surprisingly, this is a green frog! They are variably green colored, usually with a whitish area running from the mouth along the side. (A very small proportion do not have this.)
Unknown.
A mid sized arboreal tank is appropriate. Plenty of climbing limbs and bushy leaves. Having the room the cage is in at "room temperature" means no heating is necessary.
Main diet is crickets. Also, moths and flies in the wild.
Notes: |
This is not a very active tree frog,
but doesn't take much looking after. Males make a really loud noise that sounds a bit like quacking, which is sometimes known as a "rain call" because they tend to make a lot of noise after warm weather. |
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| Updated: 2/20/03 | Copyright
© 200-2001 Matthew Ewers |
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Green
Tree Frog