Content

• Steps
• Tips
• Warnings

The royal tree frog is a species of frog. Such a frog can be found in a garden, forest, lake or meadow. They breed in water bodies, so they live close to them.

Steps

1. 1 Creating a home for a frog.
2. 2 A small aquarium or a sterilized container will work well for the frog. You can also keep the frog in the tub.
   • Make sure to drill holes in the container.
3. 3 Add bedding for the frog to live on. It can be sphagnum moss or simple soil, as well as coconut fiber.
   • The frog should not come into contact with chlorinated water.
4. 4 The frog should have a place where it can hide. It can be a real plant or an artificial plant with leaves.
5. 5 The frog must live in a humid environment. Use a spray bottle filled with water to maintain moisture.
6. 6Food for the frog.
7. 7 The frog feeds on small insects. It can be fed with fruit flies.
   • The frog needs food that is high in protein. These can be dried worms or other small insects.
   • Don't feed the frog with crickets. She may choke.
   • Also, the frog should eat vegetables. Give her carrots and celery.
8. 8 Place a small plate of water. Use water from a plastic bottle. The frog can die from bleach.
9. 9How to behave with a frog.
10. 10 The frog is very small and fragile. Handle it very carefully and only with clean hands, as the frog's skin tends to absorb various substances.
    • Wash your hands well with soap and water.
11. 11 Open the aquarium carefully. Make sure the frog doesn't jump out.

Tips

• This frog is used to a fairly humid environment. She can swim and needs a lot of water to survive. Be sure to put a bowl of water in the aquarium. The water should not come from the tap, as chlorine and chlorine can kill the frog. Frogs can drink by absorbing moisture through their skin.
• You can read on the internet about different ways of caring for frogs. You can find a list of vegetables to eat. Many frogs are sold in the store, others can be caught outside near water bodies.

Warnings

• The frog's skin may contain salmonella, an intestinal bacteria. Always wash your hands after handling a frog.