My Hyla arborea

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Hey all,

Just sharing a few photos of my Hyla arborea after they moved into their 'winter' set-up this weekend. This is their first winter, but I am keeping them in the garage for a longer acclimation to the cold. I don't expect the temperature to drop below 5 degrees but will be keeping an eye on them. I have five in total.

Adam
 

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Those are some cute frogs! I was planning on getting some but I they kept on selling out :rolleyes: I'm guessing they're captive bred ?
 
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