How Do You Care For Green Tree Frogs?
If you prefer to own exotic pets over more common ones like a dog or cat, then you might consider owning green tree frogs. They can be caught in the wild and taken in as pets. You can bet you’ll be the only one on your block to own a green tree frog. If you choose to own these unusual pets, here’s how to best care for them. Provide a sufficiently-sized tank with a moist environment. A 10-gallon size is good for up to two frogs, a 15-gallon tank for three or four frogs. Keep the humidity level high and the temperature between 68 and 77 degrees F. Feed green tree frogs nutritionally-fed insects, mostly crickets. In addition, crickets and insects should be dusted with a multivitamin and calcium powder prior to being fed to the frogs. Place a heat lamp with up to 15 watts above one end of the tank (on the opposite side where the water dish will be placed). Use temperature gauges to regulate the tank’s temperature. Clean the tank regularly to remove feces and dead insects. Spray down the wa
