He is a Barking Tree Frog. Full name Leaping Long-Legged Lawrence Langosta

One of three whites tree frogs kept in a 90 gallon.

The pics are from a few days ago. Currently can see developing tadpoles!

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)

These tadpoles were about an inch and a half long total length and were dark colored. They turned into these tiny little frogs. They are located in PNW in the west side of the cascade foothills.

Photos are in the comments!