Cool
We had White's Tree Frogs back in '90-92...they ate crickets like crazy (you can sprinkle reptile vitamins on the crickets if you want) and they lived in an aquarium that I rigged with water 1/3 the way up, with lots of river rock up out of the water like an island, and tubing running up around the top of the tank, just under the edge where the lights sit, and I had drilled the tubing with 1/8" holes and a pwrhd pumped water up and around (closed ends, it could only come out the holes) to make a "rain forest". I didn't run the water like that 24/7, but turned it on some each day. There were guppies or minnows in the water, and sometimes a baby turtle or two. This was in my classroom. The "rain" stimulated the frogs to croak every now and then. They ate mealworms, also, which we grew in cornmeal in the classroom.
They pretty much hung out on the sides and on the rocks, but not in the water. But, they like a wet environment.
They didn't die; we moved from Louisiana back to Indiana and gave them to friends.
--Shirley
