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I'm mostly a snake guy but, my 8 year old daughter wants a frog. (Or two) I've been reading some care sheets and just had a question about housing. If the frogs are the same size and the enclosure is big enough are there any issues with housing together?
Thanks in advance,
Zack
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its perfectly fine to house more than one together, i currently own 4 whites and they all live in the same cage and dont mind each other at all
Yeah, it should be fine to house them together as long as the sizes are similar. White's tree frogs eat almost anything that moves that is smaller than their head, so I would advise against putting a small frog with a much larger one. It might get eaten.
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