Tree Frogs

all you should do is protect it from whatever it should be protected from........................................

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A tree frog can easily down a dozen small live crickets in an evening however they do not need that many every single day. you can supplement their diets with meal worms, wax worms, calciworms, or anything of the sort. Remember if crickets aren't eaten within 3 days, they lose nutritional value. if it isn't convienent to buy crikets every other day, you can always purchase cricket feed and water at most pet stores like Petco.

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Crickets.

It is recommended. You do not need one as long as the temperature in the tank is 75-80 degrees during the day and doesn't drop below 68-65 at night. Use a thermometer that sticks to the inside of the glass to easily tell the temperature.

No tree frogs need trees and leaves to use their camouflage to hide from predators, if they lived in a swamp they would drown in mud or be eaten since their camouflage doesn't work in grey and black because they are green and red.

They are better off wild then in homes leave them some where that no people(s) wild find it but remember it has to be by water ( a stream or river possibly a lake NO SALT WATER) with leaves and trees.

they can usually be found in tall trees or plants that are close to rivers or ponds. A good example of this is an ecosystem especially a rain forest

White's tree frogs are named after the person who first discovered them; John White

The human interactions of red-eye tree frog are typically small, and in some cases there may be none. If a frog and a human cross paths, the frog may be captured by the person. The frog may also adopt human territories, such as yards and areas around ponds, as its own.

Many different animals will eat Pacific Tree Frogs, including giant water bugs, beetles, snakes, cats, skunks, fish and bullfrogs. The activities of people can also harm pacific tree frogs. For example, destroying wetlands to build malls or other buildings hurts pacific tree frog populations by removing their breeding habitat.

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This is the scientific name of the Red-eyed Tree Frog:

Kingdom: Animalia

Class: Amphibia

Order: Anura

Suborder: Neobatrachia

Family: Hylidae

Genus: Agalychnis

Species: A. Callidryas

Its Binomial name is Agalychnis Callidryas.

Hi, The green tree frog is larger than most Australian frogs, reaching 10 cm (4 in) in length. The average lifespan of the frog in captivity, about 16 years, is long in comparison with most frogs. Green tree frogs are docile and well suited to living near human dwellings. They are often found on windows or inside houses, eating insects drawn by the light.

White's tree frogs live on the northeast coast of Australia.

It depends on the type of tree frog, but non poisonous frogs generally use camouflage for defense.

I have a pet tree frog, Mitch, and yes, i believe he likes music. Many people can say that music has no effect on animals, but I disagree. He seems noticeably more content when I play Mozart for him.

They have a legs that have poop in them. they have fat that helps them survive and be warm during winter and provides food for them during hibernation.

They would be close to the bottom because they eat insects, who eat plants (Or smaller insects that eat plants) and the plants get their "food" from the sun. There are many things that are able to eat tree frogs, thus it's low on the food chain.

I think they to attract them is by having a kiddie pool in your backyard or in the woods they usually live in woods or in little ponds by the woods. If your using a kiddie pool like me i would dig a hole the size of the pool and put it in there then put pond water in it the reason why you have to dig a hole is because some frogs wont be able to get in there attracted a frog in there and its a green or bronze frog i caught it on July 27 2012 it was sitting on a rock half on half off like gray tree frogs laying there eggs but i don't know how green or bronze frogs mate or lay eggs i put it in my frog tank with 4 other fire belly toads for a other question someone asked can a frog or toad lay its eggs with no mate i answerd that one 2. Just be careful when you put water in your kiddie pool in the woods mosquitoes will go there and to attrack frogs to lay eggs put leaves in the pool and they will soon float to the bottom and tadpoles will eat them but do not put tap water in itl when you have tadpoles in it i killed all all the ones in it sadly on July 28. Sorry 4 any typos

They lay eggs! They mate high up in the trees and then give birth to hundreds of eggs on a leaf. The eggs don't last long, even if they do make it to hatch! They're at the bottom of the food chain, especially when vulnerable.

The green tree frog, hyla cinera, does eat flies and crickets.

Well, it depends. If you're speaking of the red-eyed tree frog that most people know about, Agalychnis Callidryas, they live in Northern South America, Panama, Costa Rica, and stretch as far north as southern Mexico. Their habitat is cool neotropical rainforests, where they live, sleep, and often hunt in the trees. Their Amplexus (frog mating) takes place in the trees. Their is also an Australian Red-eyed tree frog which I know MUCH less about. They look slightly different than Agalychnis Callidryas, because on the toe pads and underside, it has a somewhat sickly yellow color, instead of the common white underside and bright orange toepads of Agalychnis Callidryas.

its niche is i plants seed in the ground to grow more trees and plants just like the toucan

there are known to be 16,000 bull frogs left in the whole wide world