Category: Tree Frogs

  • Can Green Tree Frogs Swim?

    Can Green Tree Frogs Swim?

    Green tree frogs can swim and are mostly found near water-based habitats, but they are not the best at it. If you are keeping a green tree frog as a pet, you should take care not to put it into a deep water container with very steep walls.   Green tree frogs are usually found…

  • How do Red-Eyed Tree Frogs Adapt in Their Environment?

    How do Red-Eyed Tree Frogs Adapt in Their Environment?

    How do red-eyed tree frogs adapt to their environment? While these little frogs look stunning, they have made adapting to their environments an amazing feat. In short, they are able to camouflage their bright and vibrant colorings to blend in with their surroundings, they can physically change their coloring, and they have a third eyelid…

  • Are Green Tree Frogs Poisonous?

    Are Green Tree Frogs Poisonous?

    Green tree frogs, like most frogs, have some degree of ‘poison’ in their skin. However, this is highly unlikely to cause any harm to humans. In fact, the problem may be the other way around and humans could cause damage to the frog.   Introduction to Are Green Tree Frogs Poisonous?   The green tree…

  • How to Tell if My Red Eyed Tree Frog Is Overweight

    How to Tell if My Red Eyed Tree Frog Is Overweight

    Red-eyed tree frogs are beautiful creatures, but they can be very delicate and difficult to care for, especially for people who have never owned a frog before. One of the biggest problems they might face is becoming overweight or obese. You may be asking how to tell if my tree frog is overweight. Well, first,…

  • Can red-eyed tree frogs live with dart frogs?

    Can red-eyed tree frogs live with dart frogs?

    Dart frogs are intriguing little pets that make for quiet company and a great display. If you’re curious about providing your dart frogs companionship but want to add some variety to your tank, you can consider a red-eyed tree frog.    However, you’ll need to exercise care! Tree frogs and dart frogs have similar needs…