white tree frog

**honghong** · 26th Dec 2012, 16:06

i would like to ask all bros here where can i find white tree frogs for sale now? im looking for a few and seems that alot of lfs are not selling. appreciate your kind advices.thanks alot.

**cherabin** · 26th Dec 2012, 17:15

I have seen them at GC, Y618 and Petmart. You might want to call them to check on stock first before going over.

**thipaghanesh** · 29th Dec 2012, 01:39

Qian hu and seaview too

**Discuslover** · 29th Dec 2012, 02:36

Qian hu. Next to packing fish area

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**rainbatt** · 29th Dec 2012, 09:07

C328. Saw a packet of them.

**honghong** · 29th Dec 2012, 11:46

thanks all bros for the advice, manage to get some from qianhu. btw does any bro know how much is c328 selling their frogs?

**Discuslover** · 29th Dec 2012, 13:49

what does white tree frogs eat? what kind of tank you using?

**delhezi** · 29th Dec 2012, 19:47

I've mentioned this many times, and I'd hate to mention it again.

Google it.

For a short answer, commercially produced and vitamin dusted insects.

At least a 30 gallon, for up to a pair. +10 for each consequent frog.

**honghong** · 10th Jan 2013, 16:24

Originally Posted by Discuslover

what does white tree frogs eat? what kind of tank you using?

Im using exo terra 18x18x24in tank. i feed my frogs frozen crickets dusted with calcium. I ifnd it easier this way as the crickets can be kept longer.

**triggerfish** · 5th Feb 2013, 20:11

Hi could anyone please advise on the feeding of meal worms to white frogs, whether is it alright to place them in a worm dish? When i feed the frogs, i usually hand-feed - using a pair of tweezers and try to get as near to the frogs as possible, but what about the worms? thank you.

**Zenith82** · 6th Feb 2013, 18:49

Originally Posted by triggerfish

Hi could anyone please advise on the feeding of meal worms to white frogs, whether is it alright to place them in a worm dish? When i feed the frogs, i usually hand-feed - using a pair of tweezers and try to get as near to the frogs as possible, but what about the worms? thank you.

With my experienced, better don't keep them
in dish. As the worms will climb out, mealworms are diggers. They will start to bite and barrow into your foam background or into the soil or peat if you have as substrate. Morever the frogs don't really go into the worm bowl to eat. Even if they do, probably they will spill your worms all over. So I
suggest you target feed them with tweezers. Try to reduce feeding mealworms also as mealworms are hard to digest. Crickets or frozen roaches is a better diet.