Litoria caerulea - Commonly known as White’s Tree Frog, The Australian Green Tree Frog or Dumpy Frog.
These Australian-native frogs are known to populate rainforest environments. They are nocturnal, and although they do enjoy and are required to bask in warm sunlight, they spend the day time calmly sleeping while camouflaged on leaves and trees, enjoying the shade and security foliage provides them. They are known for their loud call, which they use to communicate with one another over significant distances.
When given adequate territory, White's Tree Frogs can be housed communally. You should however, take particular care to ensure they're within a comparable size of one another when being housed together.
White's Tree Frogs are a fairly large Tree Frog. Adult specimens can range in size from around 3 to 5 inches in length. Due to this and and their level of activity, they usually require a larger sized enclosure than your average captive kept frog.
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These Australian-native frogs are known to populate rainforest environments. They are nocturnal, and although they do enjoy and are required to bask in warm sunlight, they spend the day time calmly sleeping while camouflaged on leaves and trees, enjoying the shade and security foliage provides them. They are known for their loud call, which they use to communicate with one another over significant distances.
When given adequate territory, White's Tree Frogs can be housed communally. You should however, take particular care to ensure they're within a comparable size of one another when being housed together.
White's Tree Frogs are a fairly large Tree Frog. Adult specimens can range in size from around 3 to 5 inches in length. Due to this and and their level of activity, they usually require a larger sized enclosure than your average captive kept frog.
Check my website for more information about these amazing frogs, and subscribe to my channel for more awesome animal content.
www.itsaaronrose.com
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- frog feeding, tree frogs, frog eating
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