Caring for frogs can take a lot of effort for the caretaker. Frogs must be fed and checked on a regular basis. And tank cleanliness is a must to keep the frog healthy.
The type of care for your frog depends on its species. Certain breeds of frogs require special care. Some breeds eat live bugs, some eat dead bugs, others eat small rodents. Generally, small frogs eat bugs and large frogs eat rodents such as mice.
For bug-eating frogs, crickets can be the easiest because you can breed them yourself and are readily available in the wild just about everywhere year-round. Otherwise, flies or just about any other bug that can fit in the frog's mouth will do just fine.
The tank should provide ample room for the frog to move around freely with both land and water to live in. Adding branches and rocks give it areas to "hang out" while at least two inches of water at the bottom can give it enough room to swim. Change the layout of the tank once a month to keep it happy and clean the tank and everything in it and replace with fresh water weekly to keep the frog healthy. Never use soap to clean, always use warm water and scrub with a clean sponge.
Frogs are not foolproof, they will get sick and need veterinary care. Their food costs can mount up, especially if your frog is large, and the tank requires significant work. Owning a frog is not a 'soft' option and you must be prepared to care for it properly before you commit to owning any animal.
The Red Eyed Tree Frog is both. You can have it in the wild or in your home.
depends on what kind of tree frog you want, i have a dumpy tree frog, which are only like $20, same with a red eye tree frog and a green tree frog. But whatever you do DON'T put a wild frog in your tank or habitat. they carry diseases. but if this is your first time with a tree frog, I would suggest a dumpy tree frog. they are easy to take care of and are fun to play with, trust me i would know. I have one named Fred, and he just silts on my shoulder while i do things. if you have any more question e-mail me at memo1996@tampabay.rr.com ;~)
You have to mix Wild Animal + Tree
Do not take care of wild animals.
Diet in the Wild They eat mainly insects such as moths, locusts, and roaches.
Certainly. Quokkas are wild animals, and all wild animals take care of themselves.
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depends on what kind of tree frog you want, i have a dumpy tree frog, which are only like $20, same with a red eye tree frog and a green tree frog. But whatever you do DON'T put a wild frog in your tank or habitat. they carry diseases. but if this is your first time with a tree frog, I would suggest a dumpy tree frog. they are easy to take care of and are fun to play with, trust me i would know. I have one named Fred, and he just silts on my shoulder while i do things. if you have any more question e-mail me at memo1996@tampabay.rr.com ;~)
A regular red eye tree frog lives to be about 18 years old but that frog does not have any other animal trying to eat it and it gets good care.Up to 0-9 yearsred eyed tree frogs live 10 to 15 years.it lives for 7 yearsAbout five years in the wild.
depends on what kind of frog.
all animals can take care of them selfs. (I mean wild animals)
You don't get any money from planting a tree. However, if you have the golden shovel and some money, you can bury the bells and sprout a money tree. You get three times what you bury if you take care of the money tree properly.