r/TreeFrogs

I have 1 normal wtf, 1 blue snowflake wtf, 2 snowflake wtfs, and now I have a blue super snowflake wtf!! He’s moving into his baby tank soon, he obviously can’t live with my 3 adults haha my subadult doesn’t even live with the 3 big guys yet. I keep them separated till they’re the exact same size p much. Anyways I’m super excited about my new friend!!

I'm convinced Rosie the Ribbiter ate every cricket in put in her enclosure last night. Earlier she looked like a little froggy beach ball, then she took a giant frog dump and now she looks back to normal. First pic is pre frog log, second is post frog log.

Tree frogs love to hang out on this outside ledge where the light attracts bugs. First time I’ve seen one nestled into my frog statue. We live in rural NE Wisconsin.

I made this little holographic Crystal Frog sticker and wanted to share!

Recently brought in all my houseplants, more in another room and I’ve been rearranging placements (more shelf space added and more plants) when I stumbled upon this lil dude.

For context I already keep dart frogs. My paludarium is currently unoccupied 4 months old. I was planning on getting a tropical tree frog this coming spring.

Can I keep him until spring?

Have no idea how he got in. lol

Can someone tell me what is wrong with my WTF?? was absolutely fine yesterday and shares an enclosure with another WTF (The other is perfectly fine) refusing food and struggling to climb. Temp and humidity normal with the water bowl being cleaned every day.

I've been feeding my frogs crickets the entire time I've had them but recently switched over to dubias.

I do believe that hunting crickets is better enrichment for the frogs (I put all the dubias in a bowl), but dubias are so much easier to care for, quieter, and cleaner to keep.

I read that a frog's main source of enrichment in captivity is hunting... is it really a detriment to feed them dubias instead of crickets? It's time to reorder bugs and I can't decide what I want to do.

Thanks in advance :)

2 out of 5 of our frogs.

Hi everybody!

I have a recently set up 30g tank that I was planning to house a White's tree frog. I recently came across a store that has a few juveniles available, and I'm wondering how to take care of them properly:

For context, I'm only getting one frog, and the enclosure is a bioactive terrarium of 45x45x60cm.

I've read that for younger froglets the humidity shouldn't be 40-50% but more like 50-60% (not sure if that's true tho) and that I should feed them daily and supplement every 2 day ish. I've also read that frogs in a new enclosure might not eat the first few days.

Do they have any specific requirements in terms of temperature or UVB? What feeding schedule have you used? And what should I expect?

Thank you for reading me! Here is a picture of the baby that the guy of the store had listed 🐸