Common tree frog

Originally Posted by dkk08

most likely a 4 lined treefrog

Yup! It's a 4line tree frog. Actually got quite alot of name for it. Some call it whistling tree frog.

[Sunday]

Release it. In the wild is where it truly belongs. Compare a forest to a small tank and you'll get your answer.

Originally Posted by Sunday

Release it. In the wild is where it truly belongs. Compare a forest to a small tank and you'll get your answer.

If it's because of this reason, I think nobody can keep any livestock already coz nobody have a wildlife enclosure in their premises.
No birds keeping in cages, no pets keeping in house, no fishes keeping in tanks. So y r u here?

[acedophin]

I kept tree frogs before which I caught in Australia donkey years back, about 35pcs back then. Its turns full green to brown accordingly to surrounding. Feeding was pin head size cricket which I breed using sand tray with Adult cricket laying eggs inside(1male to 3 female in a wire mesh box). About 1-2week, pin head size cricket appears. So every 1 week, I replace the tray.

Very noisy during breeding season

Originally Posted by acedophin

I kept tree frogs before which I caught in Australia donkey years back, about 35pcs back then. Its turns full green to brown accordingly to surrounding. Feeding was pin head size cricket which I breed using sand tray with Adult cricket laying eggs inside(1male to 3 female in a wire mesh box). About 1-2week, pin head size cricket appears. So every 1 week, I replace the tray.

Very noisy during breeding season

That's a very cool wan dude!