Josh's Frogs Podcast Episode 23 - White's Tree Frogs
Josh's Frogs
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In this episode, Josh and Rick talk about White's Tree Frogs. They cover the basics of the various morphs, how to set up terrariums for White's Tree Frogs, what they eat, and how to breed them.
Rick gives a shout-out to Fear Not Tarantulas.
9 Comments
@jonathanpautlitz9414 1 year ago
Favorite episode!
@grimmthevampirecat 1 year ago
I just got 2 babies, and this episode is very much appreciated. Great questions and answers. You covered pretty much everything. Thank you so much for these podcasts.
@JamesAnsley-g8j 1 year ago
Just had my WTF breed last night i had believed they were all 4 were male due to their vocalizations, ive had them over a year and a half
@alancunningham8089 3 months ago
I love WTF as we have a couple at school ... I also love T;s but couldn't catch where Rick got his wife's T from .. always looking for the best sources of them .. thanks!
@Cam-sb5qm 1 year ago
I can’t get mine to breed 1 female 4 male i put them in the rain chamber and the won’t
@Punki80 1 year ago (edited)
I´ve had 2 of these cuties for a year now and I love them!
May I suggest a better solution than paper towels when raising or quarantining them? Because they literally eat anything and I was told by the seller of my two guys that he had the experience of a frog once eating part of the towel and this lead to a colon prolapse when the frog tried to pass it again. He suggested one time use bed protection sheets for incontinent people that are a thin layer of plastic (like a grocery bag) on the one side (which is the underside) and a nice good layer of cellulose or cotton padding on the upside. These are fantastic to exchange because nothing will seep through, so it´s more hygienic and quicker to maintain in a tank, and also the frogs can´t rip any of the stuff apart and swallow it. I followed this suggestion for quarantine and it was the best advice. I don´t know any brand names for the US, here in Germany I used "Kolibri combed" bed sheets which you get in a pharmacy or so. Those are much easier to deal with when cleaning and safer for the frogs than paper towels. A little more expensive of course, but worth it.
May I suggest a better solution than paper towels when raising or quarantining them? Because they literally eat anything and I was told by the seller of my two guys that he had the experience of a frog once eating part of the towel and this lead to a colon prolapse when the frog tried to pass it again. He suggested one time use bed protection sheets for incontinent people that are a thin layer of plastic (like a grocery bag) on the one side (which is the underside) and a nice good layer of cellulose or cotton padding on the upside. These are fantastic to exchange because nothing will seep through, so it´s more hygienic and quicker to maintain in a tank, and also the frogs can´t rip any of the stuff apart and swallow it. I followed this suggestion for quarantine and it was the best advice. I don´t know any brand names for the US, here in Germany I used "Kolibri combed" bed sheets which you get in a pharmacy or so. Those are much easier to deal with when cleaning and safer for the frogs than paper towels. A little more expensive of course, but worth it.
Josh's Frogs Podcast Episode 23 - White's Tree Frogs
Josh's Frogs
3,505 views
In this episode, Josh and Rick talk about White's Tree Frogs. They cover the basics of the various morphs, how to set up terrariums for White's Tree Frogs, what they eat, and how to breed them.
Rick gives a shout-out to Fear Not Tarantulas.