What kind of plants should be in a grey tree frog habitat?
On One Hand: Strength To Support JumpingThe gray tree frog is an amphibian that appreciates plants with sturdy stems for jumping. Tree frogs eat insects such as crickets and moths, which they will catch by jumping between branches. Select plants that are indigenous to a moist, deciduous environment. Some deciduous (seasonally shedding) trees include birches, maples and elms. Smaller saplings or dwarf/bonsai versions could fit in a small to medium aquarium.On the Other: Aesthetics and TextureGrey tree frogs can change color, frequently choosing gray to blend in with tree bark. To help promote the gray coloring in the frog, try to include plants with gray or silver coloring. Gray tree frogs can climb either horizontally or vertically with their sticky-pad feet. Be sure to select plants with a soft texture, so that the frog’s feet are protected. Planet Pets recommends ferns and bromelaids.Bottom LineAny smooth plants that catch water in pools would be a beloved plant for a frog. Any dwarf
