Everyone wants the best for their pets, but it can be difficult to understand your little friend’s needs when they have no way of directly communicating with you- especially frogs. The only solution left for us pet owners is to try and get familiar with their movement and body language so that we can…
If you are thinking about owning a red-eyed tree frog as a pet, then you must understand what they will need from you to survive. First and foremost, this means that you must understand what they need to eat to stay happy and healthy. These types of tree frogs love to eat insects, think crickets,…
Young red-eyed tree frogs, like most frogs, grow up without much care from their parents. After a male and female red-eyed frog breed, they usually move on and leave their offspring to fend for themselves. However, during the reproduction process, red-eyed frogs usually choose a safe leaf above water and may fold the leaf to…
When we think of red-eyed tree frogs, we generally think of adorable little Kermit the Frog types that are harmless and sweet. The truth is, they are fairly ferocious in their own right and are quite quirky little buggers. They have some interesting habits that will have you taking a double-take. Did you know that…
Red-eyed tree frogs can eat mealworms as they contain fat, fiber, protein, and calcium. However, they should be fed infrequently and in small quantities as a supplement to your frog’s diet; otherwise, their high chitin levels may cause impaction in the frog’s gut. Red-eyed tree frogs are carnivores and insectivores, and their primary diet…
Despite their dazzling colors and penchant for camouflage, the red-eyed tree frog is not poisonous and offers no threat to humans. Where are Red-Eyed Tree Frogs Found? The red-eyed tree frog (known as Agalychnis callidryas in scientific circles) is found in the mountainous regions of Mexico and Central America. They are prolific creatures…