Gecko or Treefrog-help please

Agent_Scully

Agent_Scully

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I just moved my now adult whites tree frog to a 20 g. tall and I don't know what to do with his old tank. It is 12x12x18 exoterra glass tank (LxWxH). I have no idea what might fit in there. I was thinking maybe a green treefrog (Hyla Cinerea I think) or if anybody else has any ideas that would be great! Thanks guys!!!
 
Sell it and use the money to buy a bigger tank for your White's Tree Frog
 
But my whites tree frog is already in a huge tank my himself. A 20 gallon tall.
 
That's a great tank for H. cinerea. If you're collecting your own frogs, your other local treefrogs would also work well- H. chrysoscelis/versicolor, H. avivoca, H. squirella, H. femoralis, H. gratiosa, or Pseudacris crucifer would all be fine in that tank. Just don't put a big green or barker in with juvenile frogs or with small adult squirrels or peepers. They're not habitual frogeaters like White's or Cubans, but the potential for disaster is there.
 
i had a huge squirrel that would munch on smaller green and anoles. soungs like a perfect tank for a few natives. or maybe something outside the box, like kassina maculata
 
from your question i'd go with the gecko, maybe anoles,but tree frog is ok too. It's really up to you,but the gecko would be best. Good Luck. :)
 
Thanks so much guys! I keep you up to date
 
If you want to go the gecko route, you could keep a pair of [FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1]Phelsuma Klemmeri [/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1]in a tank that sized. They are one of the prettiest species of Day Gecko out there.[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1]
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