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    Green Tree Frog

    Any one know how to care for Green Tree Frogs?
    I found one that was almost dead, bakeing in the sun... I put some water on him and he perked up alot but is still not 100% It looks like a cat got him too.

    I know his chances are slim but I'm not going to leave him out in this heat

    *85 degrees with 70% humidity, Drive Way surface.. where I found him/ her 110 degrees 0% humidity


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    Re: Green Tree Frog

    This thread was started in the BALL PYTHONS section, it has now been moved to the amphibians sections due to not being relative to ball pythons.
    *Jeanne*

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    Re: Green Tree Frog

    Sorry I still dont know my way around here yet
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    Re: Green Tree Frog

    mist mist mist... no heat needed in this weather. leave a bowl of water in the bottom and some plastic or real plants for it to hide behind.

    crickets are great food for it.
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