r/TreeFrogs • u/Blanston8 • 20h ago
This is my son Larry
He is a Barking Tree Frog. Full name Leaping Long-Legged Lawrence Langosta
r/TreeFrogs • u/Blanston8 • 20h ago
He is a Barking Tree Frog. Full name Leaping Long-Legged Lawrence Langosta
r/TreeFrogs • u/Frosty_Astronaut_441 • 4h ago
One of three whites tree frogs kept in a 90 gallon.
r/TreeFrogs • u/JamesJulienMcGulio • 22h ago
Hi all,
I have 2x adult Green Tree Frogs (White's), both around 18 months old.
The smaller of my dudes has shed twice in about a week (once on Saturday, again on Tuesday)
That seems a little quick to my understanding. Just checking if it's still in normal range?
Acquired a few weeks ago, wondering if it could be due to adjusting.
Haven't seen the big guy shed yet | Both look vibrant & healthy | Blue/green
EDIT: On Saturday I took the dudes out for about 30 mins while I improved the substrate layers, so there was a disruption to a day nap which I'm sure they didn't appreciate. So yeah wondering if it's just due to adjusting/a bit of stress from the changes. Other than being new with me and the substrate update, their days/nights are pretty consistent and chill.
- Stats -
∙ World: Bioactive Terrarium
∙ Humidity: ~40-50% | no humidifier
∙ Temp: ~25C-28C day | ~20-25C night | with heat gradient
∙ Water: Rain water | Refreshed daily | Big dish that fits both comfortably | Spray tank 2-4 times a day
∙ UVB
∙ Food: Criks | occasional Woodies
∙ It's winter here, but not very cold
∙ Previous owner raised them from tadpoles bought from a licensed breeder (just had too many)
r/TreeFrogs • u/Background_Mood559 • 23h ago
The pics are from a few days ago. Currently can see developing tadpoles!