Green Tree frog

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cameron

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Hey if there are any green tree frog owners that have pics of there set up would with mine.
 
and this is the top view...as u can see I have a slighlty large water bowl for soaking nd defication...and I have a clay pot next to it for perching and I found this wonderful split branch outside that I washed and disinfected.....and I am working on getting more plants for this enclosure...it contains 2 green tree frogs at the moment and it is a 29 gallon...
http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l317/jasper_7_cool/DSCN0324.jpg
 
Green tree frogs have pretty minimal requirements. They only need at least a 10 gal. tank, plants and sticks for climbing and a water bowl, as well as correct temps. Chris' tank is a great example. The only problem I've ever encountered is that my frog kept scratching its nose on the top screen, but I just replaced the screen. Good luck
 
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