Reptiles & Amphibians
White's Tree Frog
Ranoidea caerulea
Perpetually smug and prone to snacking, this chubby climber is the amphibian most likely to charm skeptics.
- Difficulty
- easy
Care tips
- Go vertical: 45 x 45 x 60 cm with sturdy branches and cork bark
- Hold 24-29°C by day with humidity around 50-70%
- Mist with dechlorinated water and provide a soaking dish
- Feed dusted crickets and roaches 2-3 times weekly — they get obese easily
- A well-kept dumpy can reach 15-20 years
Common questions
What should I know about caring for a white's tree frog? +
Perpetually smug and prone to snacking, this chubby climber is the amphibian most likely to charm skeptics.
Typical guidance for a healthy white's tree frog — your own conditions (and your vet, for animals) come first.
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