your local library!!!! there will be a parking lot out side the library where either you can park your car or parents drop you off. or even ride bike there. when you walk in the swinging door, there will be a lady, normally called a "librarian" who can show where books for the above mentioned subject are. or you could go looking on your own, most likely in the science aisle. so you look for the science section and walk up and down the aisles. on both sides of you, there are going to large pieces of wood, usually, with shelves on them. these are called bookcases. on these bookcases there will something called a book. look for a book for frogs and then grasp book firmly with your hand. gently pull out book as not to spill over other books. hold book and walk over to the counter where the "librarian" is and tell her you would like to borrow this book and she will assist you with the rest of the process of READING A BOOK.

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Ive had Red Eyed Tree frogs in the past and theyre very easy to keep.
A ten gallon tank will hold three of them ( i kept three in a 30 long )
Theyre comfortable at room temperature
They dont need much light ( Theyre nocturnal )
They need some humidity in their tank but not too much ( Too much is bad)
They dont make any noise at all.
Ten…. fifteen small crickets a week is fine for one. ( male crickets dont chirp)
Only bad thing about them is that they dont live very long in captivity
Id say two years the most so.
Good luck if you get them…… they are very cool to look at and watch at night.

I am planning on getting a White's Tree Frog from my my local pet store. They are selling a complete setup…it includes a log, some fake branches, and a water bowl. I will be keeping it in my basement room and it is more humid than anywhere else, but it isn't the warmest place. Some websites say that the rogs need a heat lamp with a thermometer and a hygrometer(to measure the humidity). Are those things necissary? I just don't want to always be afraid the house is catching on fire from the heat lamp. Someone with experience with White's Tree Frogs please help me out.

No white's tree frogs do not need a heat bulb, as long as their cage temperature is at 70 degrees minimum. Because White's are nocturnal, a heat bulb can actually stress them out and it also dries out the tank a lot. This can be a problem when you are trying to achieve a certain humidity. I don't think everyone needs a hydrometer, just spray the tank 1-2 times a day and you'll be fine. Always make sure he has clean water in his water bowl too.

feeding ,caring ,heating

You need to determine what type of tree frog you have. They all have different care requirements depending on what part of the world they come from. All frogs require live food like crickets, and it is a good idea for all species to dust the crickets with calcium supplements once a week so the frog can remain healthy. Depending on the species, a tree frog may need humid conditions, or drier and may require higher temperatures than room temperature. All species must have access to clean water, changed daily. It is best to use water that has been standing overnight so the chlorine is removed or one can buy chlorine removers at the pet store that are used for tropical fish.
For the bottom of the cage, it is a good idea to use some kind of bark material, or soil that is specifically designed for amphibians, and cleaned of all parasites.
The most important thing is to find out what species you have, and try to recreate the conditions found in its native environment.

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