White lipped tree frog — captive-bred frogs from our amphibian room. Green and white-lipped tree frogs are the smiling extroverts of amphibian keeping — chunky, confident, long-lived window-climbers — while marsh frogs bring aquatic athleticism to a paludarium. Species as titled; all are feeding well on appropriately sized insects.
At a Glance
| Group | Frogs — species per title |
|---|---|
| Adult size | 5–12 cm by species |
| Lifespan | Tree frogs 15–20 years; marsh frogs 10+ |
| Enclosure | Tall planted terrarium (tree frogs) or half-water paludarium (marsh) |
| Climate | 24–28 °C; 60–80 % humidity; dechlorinated water always |
| Experience level | Beginner |
Care Basics
Amphibian rules first: dechlorinated water only, no soaps or sprays near the enclosure, and handling kept rare and wet-handed — skin is their kidney. Tree frogs want vertical glass and broad leaves with evening misting; marsh frogs want swimming water with easy haul-outs. Dusted crickets and roaches a few evenings a week complete the routine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are tree frogs good first amphibians?
The best — bold, hardy, openly visible at night, and charmingly food-obsessed. Many learn to tong-feed within weeks.
Can different frog species share a tank?
No — size mismatches and skin-chemistry differences make mixing a risk never worth taking.
Why Buy From EU Exotic Reptile Hub
- Captive-bred in Europe — no wild-caught animals, ever
- Live-arrival guarantee and health guarantee on every animal
- Verified feeding — we ship only established feeders, with a feeding record
- Lifetime care support from our keepers, one message away
Shipping Across the EU
We ship EU-wide with specialist live-animal couriers in insulated, heat- or cool-packed boxes, dispatched only when the weather forecast along the whole route is safe. You receive tracking on dispatch day and your animal typically arrives within 24 hours. See our shipping policy and FAQ for full details.
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