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Frog Guide
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Temperature |
78-85ºF daytime, and 60-77ºF nighttime. |
Humidity |
60-80% Regular misting, ideally using an ultrasonic misting system. |
Cage Setup |
Arboreal with plenty of jumping and climbing space, with branches and plants. |
Characteristics |
They are very mellow, nocturnal frogs. |
Red-eyed tree frogs are found in the rainforests of Central America.
Red Eyed Tree Frogs are a very bright green, with stripes of varying colors (e.g. yellow or blue) on their sides. Other areas on the skin are colored from pink to red. These are surely one of the more attractive frog species.
Unknown
Arboreal.
Like most frogs they will eat crickets and flies.
Notes: |
These are quite delicate frogs and
not suited to beginners. They love to live in colonies. They are unusual in the frog world, because they have coordinated hands and feet. For which reason they are also called monkey frogs. They may venture down to the ground for feeding. Red Eyed Tree Frogs are nocturnal frogs but can be observed like many species in low light conditions |
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