White's Treefrog Enclosure Information and Care | 台北市立動物園資訊網

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When most hobbyists decide to get a pet treefrog, there are two species that top the most-wanted list: the stunning but delicate red-eyed treefrog (Agalychnis callidryas), and the permanently smiling White’s treefrog (Litoria caerulea). If you’ve ever seen a frog-themed greeting card, chances are a White’s treefrog was on the front. It may not be as colorful as the red-eyed treefrog, but as any parents visiting a pet store with their children will tell you, the White’s chubby physique and its cute and friendly appearance are a winning combination.

Whites Treefrog Care Sheet[1]

White’s Treefrogs[2]

It’s no coincidence that the White’s treefrog is the first pet frog choice of most owners. As frogs go, it’s one of the hardiest available, easy to feed, tames very well, and will eat almost anything.  White’s tree frogs also tolerate handling better than almost any other amphibian, and for this reason specimens are often found in petting zoos and schools.