Red-Eyed Tree Frog

Temperature: They do best when kept in the mid-high 70s. Temperatures in the mid/high 80s F can quickly be fatal, especially when coupled with a lack of water or humidity.
 
 
Humidity: Red-Eyed Tree Frogs require moderately high humidity, and are best kept at 60-70% humidity. Providing ventilation is very important - we recommend using at least a half screen top. Stagnant, humid conditions quickly leads to bacterial skin infections in Red-Eyed Tree Frogs. A large dish of clean water should always be provided. Monitor humidity with a digital hygrometer.
 
Size: The Red-Eyes will quickly grow to 2″ within another 3-4 months. After about 10 months they will be nearly adult size, with males measuring about 2 1/2″ and females another inch larger than the males.
 
Age: With proper care, Red-Eyed tree frogs can live up to and over 5 years. Reports of 8-10 year old animals abound, and many hobbyists routinely keep Red-Eyed tree frogs for 4-5 years. All Red-Eyed tree frog froglets sold by Josh's Frogs are 8-10 weeks old.
 
Feeding:As adults, Red-Eyeds will easily eat 3/4″ crickets. All crickets should be dusted with a quality vitamin/mineral supplement.
 
 
Size: Adult female tomato frogs can reach almost 4" in length; males are capped out at about 2.5."
 
Age: Tomato Frogs can live up to 10 years in captivity but may live longer with ideal care.
 
Feeding: Tomato frogs have a deceptively small mouth in relation to their body size so at most they should be fed 1/2" crickets or small dubia roaches.