i found a grey tree frog outside and i dont know how to take care of it what should i do

The best thing to do is to return the animal back to its habitat. It is not good just taking animals and keeping them as pets.

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From numbers 1 -10 What would you rate the difficulty of taking care of the frogs. (Seperate) 1-10 The maintinance?

Hello! 🙂

White's Tree Frogs are excellent pets! I love the croaking noises that they make. :)) Makes you seem like your outside when you hear them!
They are not difficult to take care of, it just depends on how much time you want to devote to maintenance and how many frogs you have in the tank at one time.
As the fogs need to eat crickets, meal worms..etc, they defecate ( as all living things do) and this causes a bit of a mess down the side of the aquarium glass and on the substrate below. They also need constant moisture and humidity! They need this for their skin integrity.
They also need a heat source as you need to simulate day time…
You should purchase a book on caring for them as I could keep writing re: them for a bit here 😉 lol.
If you don't keep them clean (which is quite important), they will get little mites in the substrate below them and these mites are quite hard to get rid of once you have them!
You would probably need to wipe out and clean their cage once a week to every ten days…

They are beautiful animals to have as pets! Just as with every pet though, there is time you need to dedicate to maintenance and care. Please as I said above read, read, read on them… I hope I helped a bit and good luck! 😉

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Two months ago I adopted a white's tree frog from a friend whose roommate moved out and left the frog. I have never owned frogs before but I wish to know as much as I can about them. Shortly after I adopted the first frog I bought a second one and they seem to be doing well.

However, I still have questions that I cannot seem to find answers to:

1)How many crickets exactly should be given to a full sized frog per week (4.5 inches)? What about a younger one that is roughly 2 inches?

2)The frog I adopted has a bump on the top of her bum, and she had it long before I adopted her. What is it? She appears active at night, sits on her logs/in her water at night, sleeps on the glass under the leaves during the day, and has a healthy appetite – she'll do whatever for those crickets!

3) I plan on moving soon – what is the best way to transport frogs to reduce their stress and keep them as happy, calm, and safe as possible?

Thank you very much!

hello my friend i would like to say this 'the frogs should eat 3/4 if it's full grown and 2 if it is youngster.

you frog's bump is may be a just nothing more than abump itt was born with…if it had it before you got it is should b o.k.

when you move you should take them in a small box and holld them so they us you body temperature as a source. they should be fine for about 1 hour or something.

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