How many white's tree frogs could I keep in a 25 gallon aquarium? Is that good for a pair? And also, can you feed a white's mealworms as a staple diet or must it be crickets? Will they eat the mealworms if I attempt it?
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White's tree frogs
Insideoutsider13
Nov 07, 2003 06:58 PM
Replies (3)
ellasmommie
Nov 07, 2003 07:37 PM
General rule of thumb is 20 gallons for 1 adult and 10 gallons extra for each additional tankmate. So a 25 may be a little tight for 2 adults.
I wouldn't recomend meal worms as a staple, they are high in fat so Crickets are the way to go with the occational mealie for a treat.
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Heather 
Dozer & ZeroCool
insideoutsider13
Nov 07, 2003 07:41 PM
Okay dokay. And I love the picture of your Red eyed frogs down there! They look like a happy bunch!
alebron
Nov 07, 2003 09:22 PM
I thought you were getting dart frogs. You are at what I call "The want everything Stage" in keeping herps.
