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Frog Guide
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Temperature |
Room Temperature |
Humidity |
Low humidity. Mist once daily. |
Cage Setup |
Half water/half land. 1-2 inches of water with rocks and plants. Branches should be made available |
Characteristics |
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It can be found from Southwestern Canada to California, and throughout the US.
Pacific tree frogs can be brown, gray, and green. And like many other species they can vary their color to their environment. Adults are about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inches long. Males have a darker throat, yellow to dark brown in color., due to the puffing when calling. This species has a large head with a rounded mouth and large eyes.
Unknown
Half-and-Half setup (Half land and half water).
Eats crickets.
Notes: |
Despite it's name, the Pacific Tree Frog spends the majority of it's time living on the ground. Though they can easily make it into the trees if needed. |
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| Updated: 2/20/03 | Copyright
© 200-2001 Matthew Ewers |
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Pacific
Tree Frog