Red Eye Tree Frog (CB)
Captive Bred | 6 Months out of water| Feeding on SM. Crickets
The Red Eye Tree Frog (Captive Bred) is a stunning amphibian known for its vivid red eyes, bright green body, and striking blue and orange markings. Native to Central American rainforests, this species is renowned for its vibrant coloration and active, arboreal lifestyle. As a captive-bred frog, it has been raised in a controlled environment, making it well-adapted to life in captivity.
Care
Lighting Requirement:
Provide bright, indirect light to simulate the natural rainforest environment of the Red Eye Tree Frog. A 12-hour light and dark cycle will help mimic their natural habitat and promote a healthy day-night rhythm. Use a low-output UVB bulb (2.0 or 5.0) to support vitamin D3 synthesis and overall health.
Humidity:
Maintain high humidity levels to replicate the frog's natural rainforest habitat. Regular misting or using a humidity tray can help keep the environment moist and support the frog's skin health and overall well-being.
Temperature Requirement:
The ideal temperature range for the Red Eye Tree Frog is between 75-82°F (24-28°C) during the day and slightly cooler at night. Ensure the temperature does not drop below 65°F (18°C) to keep the frog comfortable and healthy.
Feeding:
Red Eye Tree Frogs primarily eat live insects such as crickets, fruit flies, and small roaches. Feed them 2-3 times a week, providing appropriately-sized insects that are dusted with calcium and vitamin supplements to ensure a balanced diet and proper nutrition.
Captive Bred | 6 Months out of water| Feeding on SM. Crickets
The Red Eye Tree Frog (Captive Bred) is a stunning amphibian known for its vivid red eyes, bright green body, and striking blue and orange markings. Native to Central American rainforests, this species is renowned for its vibrant coloration and active, arboreal lifestyle. As a captive-bred frog, it has been raised in a controlled environment, making it well-adapted to life in captivity.
Care
Lighting Requirement:
Provide bright, indirect light to simulate the natural rainforest environment of the Red Eye Tree Frog. A 12-hour light and dark cycle will help mimic their natural habitat and promote a healthy day-night rhythm. Use a low-output UVB bulb (2.0 or 5.0) to support vitamin D3 synthesis and overall health.
Humidity:
Maintain high humidity levels to replicate the frog's natural rainforest habitat. Regular misting or using a humidity tray can help keep the environment moist and support the frog's skin health and overall well-being.
Temperature Requirement:
The ideal temperature range for the Red Eye Tree Frog is between 75-82°F (24-28°C) during the day and slightly cooler at night. Ensure the temperature does not drop below 65°F (18°C) to keep the frog comfortable and healthy.
Feeding:
Red Eye Tree Frogs primarily eat live insects such as crickets, fruit flies, and small roaches. Feed them 2-3 times a week, providing appropriately-sized insects that are dusted with calcium and vitamin supplements to ensure a balanced diet and proper nutrition.