Tree Frogs

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

Well I thought that only birds migrated so I would say no they do not migrate.

A Burmese Python moves by sliding on the ground the same way all snakes move. They are one of the biggest snakes in the world.

you mite want to google it cause i mite be rong. my answer is yes they do communicate.

Anoles cannot swim and will drown very easily!

when a green anole turns brown that means that it is stressed out. when they turn brown it is just best leave it alone if you are trying to handle it or it could be stressed because its enviorment doesn't meet its personal needs.

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.

red eyed frogs can be layed in a puddle or a leaf

Red-eyed tree frogs are not endangered. But their habitat is shrinking at an alarming rate, and their highly recognizable image is often used to promote the cause of saving the world's rain forests.
There are two species of tree frog which are called the Red-Eyed Tree Frog, one in South America, the other in Australia. The South American one is under threat from deforestation.
no the red eyed tree frog is not endangered but its tropical habitat is being cut down for homes and stuff so right now they are fine but in ten years maybe not

There are 17 species of the green tree frog.

There are only seven continents, and one of them is Antarctica. It seems a safe guess that the six habitable continents are the same six on which frogs live.

The seven continents:

Africa

Asia

Europe

South America

North America

Australia

Antarctica

Yes. The ones who stay outside my door cuddle next to each other and prefer a familiar locale to stay at each and every day. I have yet to see only a lone frog hanging outside anywhere. It doesn't appear they only come together to mate as ome scientist claim but actually socialize with each other day after the day.

A tree kangaroo is not like the larger kangaroos such as the Red and Grey kangaroos, and it cannot move at great speed along the ground. It is stockier and built for climbing and hopping between tree limbs, not along the ground. The top speed of the largest tree kangaroo is about 45 km per hour.

The orange thighed frog has several predators including man, larger animals such as birds, fish, and other carnivores. This applies to all stages of their lifecycle. The frogs live in a small area of northeast Australia, but are quite numerous.

3 a day or 5 or 6 , 3 times a week if your tree frog is a couple inches long.

Salamanders are commonly know to have a diet consisting of crickets, worms, centipedes, and other inverts found in their natural or like habitats

no the tree fog is not posion they are well good animals

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A male has a dick and a female doesn't. Just like real life.

its long sticky tongue

All frogs are able to swim, also treefrogs. Some treefrogs actually dont live in trees but spent their lives undergroud in burrows.

The adults live in the canopy layer but their young live in the under-canopy, I hope I helped you with this question!
they live in the rainforest and if your things getting one get a exo terra kit