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| The Pacific Tree Frog can be seen
changing its colour fairly quickly, going from brown
to green and all shaded inbetween. |
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| Natural Location: |
Western Canada and USA
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| Average Lifespan: |
Up to 6 Years |
| Estimated Size: |
Up to 1 3/4" |
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| Feed your Pacific Tree Frog
a steady and varied diet of normal feeder insects, about 4 times
weekly. Crickets, mealworms, silkworms, butterworms, earthworms
and moths all do nicely. Gut load and coat your insects with
a multi-vitamin supplement. Supply a shallow dish of water,
cleaned daily. If you provide your Pacific Tree Frog
with water as part of their habitat, you will not need to supply
a dish as well. |
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| The Pacific Tree Frog does not
need high temperatures. The daytime temperature should be kept
around 60 degrees F. At night, drop the temperature to be around
45 degrees F. Keep the humidity level around 80%. You can moderate
this by the level of water in the aquarium. |
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A small aquarium (10 - 20 Gallon)
is all the Pacific Tree Frog needs. Give
them a couple inches of water, with a large dry area as well.
Use aquarium pebbles as a substrate under the water. Give
them lots of branches and plant life to climb in, and hide
in. |
