white's tree frogs

We're headed for a Reptile Show next weekend (Hamburg Show) and we're hoping to find him a sweety! :rolleyes:

Anyone have any luck breeding these guys? Any special requirments? Do they deposit their eggs in water directly or on leaves?

they need the water.

Well it was warm enought to put the frogs out for the day and soon will be warm enought to keep them out for the summer. I have small ponds for these and they fill the ponds with tadpoles over the course of the summer.:D http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n...g?t=1177108420

Whites Tree Frog. :) http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n...g?t=1177108709

Another Dumpy Frog. :) http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n...g?t=1177108820

These guys were sooo hoppy to be outside, they wound not sit still. :P http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n...g?t=1177108959

ed they are soooo freakin' adorable!!! i can hardly stand it!

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Originally Posted by recycling goddess

ed they are soooo freakin' adorable!!! i can hardly stand it!

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Ditto that!!! :D

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Originally Posted by ECLARK

... and soon will be warm enought to keep them out for the summer. I have small ponds for these and they fill the ponds with tadpoles over the course of the summer.:D

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You got me, how do you keep these guys outside all summer in Jersey?:confused:

Not hard at all, dont think I would try it in Pa. with the cool nites. cape may county, N.J. is perfect weather in the summer. just need to make some panels with 1/2 inch hardware cloth screening to keep the birds and anything else out that would eat them. this will be my 3rd year with these, produced 100"s of babies last summer. :)

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You got me, how do you keep these guys outside all summer in Jersey?:confused:

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