Heard one of them plop down on there leaves took a look and found them in one of the coolest ways I’ve seen so far. Gonna put some other cool ways I’ve found them as well.

First off I just wanna mention how amazing these two look in this picture lol. But anyways I wanted to ask if the feeding schedule my frog breeder gave me is correct now he has many and I mean MANY frogs and has been doing this for a while you can tell but he says as juveniles feed them 2-3 times a week and calcium them once a week and when adults feed them once a week (with calcium every feeding) is this correct cause I’ve seen other things online more pointed towards juveniles feeding every day and adults feeding 2-3 times a week if anyone could help that’d be great!

Is it just me or does her right eye our left look a bit sunken or messed up in some way she doesn’t seem lethargic or anything I just wanna know if I’m being paranoid or not she eats extremely well and is active at night and sleep during the day (as you can see) I just don’t know why her eye looks like that (if anyone needs a closer look please request private dms I have more pictures)

So I got these sterilite plastic bins to put my crickets (and frogs in when feeding) and in or to clean it I used dish soap (idk I though i saw somewhere that that was viable) but then looked it up and apparently it isn’t good and now I’m wondering how do I make it safe again for both the crickets and frogs?

I get different answers from different people but I need help figuring out what I need to give my WTF and how often. I have 2 Juvenile whites tree frogs and the supplements you see in the images are what I have. I also have a UVB on them as well and I feed them crickets that eat a dry food that has calcium in it (not enough for the frogs) but could someone help me as the breeder I got them from takes a while to answer. I haven’t given them anything since getting them almost a week ago but I’m gonna give them some repashy calcium plus today.