Things You'll Need:
- Enclosure
- Locking screen lid
- Substrate
- Full spectrum lighting
- Live and artificial plants
- Water dish
- Spray bottle
- Feeder crickets
- Reptile vitamin and mineral supplement powder
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Step 1
Buy an enclosure that is appropriately sized for your frogs. A 10 gallon aquarium will work for up to five frogs but a larger, specifically taller, aquarium would be better. Also purchase a locking screen top for your tank.
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Step 2
Cover the bottom of the aquarium in a substrate that maintains humidity like peat moss or orchid back. An alternate substrate would be children's play sand. Saturate the sand with water and press a small pond-like depression into the sand in a corner of the aquarium.
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Step 3
Use full spectrum lighting above the aquarium to benefit the health of your animals.
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Step 4
Provide plenty of live or artificial plants to climb on as your frogs are arboreal. Live plants will help slightly to maintain a higher humidity.
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Step 5
Fill a small shallow bowl with fresh non-chlorinated water daily. You will also need to spray the cage with a mist from a spray bottle on a daily basis to maintain a high humidity level.
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Step 6
Feed your frog feeder crickets from your local pet store. Feed the crickets with a vitamin supplement, then dust them in one as well before feeding them to your frogs.







