Spoiler alert! This frog can't possibly be the right pet reptile for you. Poor guy. Stupid phylogenetics dashes the hopes of yet another species... But it might be the right pet amphibian for you, and that's still pretty good, right?
He hasn’t even done red eyed tree frogs, African dwarf frogs, or tiger salamanders yet. There’s a lot left to cover. We don’t want him running out of animals anytime soon.
The Whites tree frog is one of the best pets I've ever had. Mine actually got out and was lost for several days. I ended up finding him and he was pretty crusty but made a full recovery. They button down and make a mucus layer to survive droughts so I think that saved him. Also he clearly recognized me as his owner, whenever someone had him out and I was near he'd immediately jump to me. Every now and again him and the chameleon would get love pinkies as a treat. I always thought that was pretty neat. Great pet, 100% recommended.
I had several of these guys as pets when I was a kid, and still have fond memories of them. One of them actually managed to escape the enclosure and we couldn't find him and thought he was dead, then later on my mom went to get the vacuum cleaner out of the hall closet and found him sitting right on it, covered in dust but still alive even after at least several days without water.
Yes, this. Pudgy animals are the cutest, but most critters that are adorably rotund are actually obese, which is not adorable at all. It’s always so excellent to find a critter that looks that way by design, rather than circumstance. And may we all be so lucky to be so charming and content as one of these guys when we get old.
@@Tinyvalkyrie410 I know but I was more referring to the skin folds this frog has which makes it look pudgy. I am aware of the overfeeding problem but that is with a lot of animals so heck even humans have that problem
The whites tree frog is an arboreal species of amphibian (hence tree frog). It should be in a tank where it has more height rather than width as it will want to express its natural behaviour of climbing. You can keep it in a wider tank but make sure there is height as well, because this way the animal is most likely going to be less stressed.
Just picked up 2 baby whites tree frogs yesterday. Went in the store to get crickets and walked out with frogs lol, so of course i came to your videos to learn more about these little guys.
Omg, my dumpys are my best friends. Chubs, my boy, loves to climb on me, and he likes to be stroked between his eyes. (With wet, and meticulously clean hands of course), Karen, my smaller froggy isn't as social but she likes to eat worms from my hands. I also have a green Tree frog (Trevor) and a red eyed (Sage) and I almost never handle them. Trevor endures his check ups quite well, and stays still once I scoop him up, but I practically never touch Sage. They're also much less social, and climb away from me when I come near the enclosure. But I love all of my froggies dearly.
How do you cohab these frogs together? I bought a tank with a white tree frog and a red eyed tree frog and they were together and I just wanna make sure that that’s OK. Thank you
@@aliciat.5602 respectfully, please separate them immediately. red eye tree frogs and whites tree frogs can NOT live together, their skin will slowly kill each other over time. please do not ever mix species! (also i’m an exotic rehabilitator; this is only meant to educate)
@@sage8 Can i feed dubia roaches and earthworms as staple diet and mealworms as treat?Crickets are never my thing cuz they're extremely loud and im kinda scared of em
Clint Laidlaw. Could he be THE BEST HUMAN YOU COULD POSSIBLY GET? Yes. Yes he is. And I have a sneaking suspicion he is probably the best professor and father too. Clint you're an actual gem. Never change.
You said it perfect!! Bio active is best!!!! I got a dumpy and housed it in an enclosure with fake everything. Omg the poop!!! Oh the poops. They are messy!!! I quickly changed to bio active and my life is much easier. The clean up crew take care of all that nasty with minimal help from me.
Mine barely croak and it’s not that loud. Mine usually croak when they hear a noise (like the garbage disposal running) but if you leave crickets in their tank expect a lot of noise!
I have never been to Australia but a friendly pet store owner let me have one sit on my hand some years ago and it was a wonderful experience. They are one of the cutest life forms ever. I LOVE them.
Thank you! We always hope that our videos are enjoyable, but above all things that they are informative and forward the objective of this channel. Thank you so much for the kind feedback.
I had a common American toad as a pet for years. I swear it was able to differentiate me from the few other friends I'd have over to visit. I was able to have her on my lap, where as anyone else, she wanted to simply hop away. This is definitely a frog species I may look into in the future. Nice video btw, not just because it was informative, but because you're not annoying like most people I find online lol.
I never want a pet that's only for viewing. However that little guy is the most cutest thing I have ever seen. I will absolutely get one, but first going to starts collecting everything it will need and do a bit video watching so I can makes it's food because I know that food starts to add up quickly. I'm so excited to be looking at my little guy like that. Extremely beautiful. Even has eyes that looks like golden foil. Down right looks like something that someone painted and glazed. Just amazing how beautiful this little guy is.
Hey Clint can you make a video on 5 best pet amphibians for kids and how to care for amphibians. Keep up the great work with both reptiles and amphibians.
Funny story: My tree frog is kept in one if the vertical tanks with the swinging doors and one night they didn’t lock. He jumped on the door to open it, pooped on my Children’s python tank, then moved across my room to my bed. When my alarm went off he jumped on my face.
I remember watching this 3 days after it came out, now I have a breeding group of 6 in a huge 75 gallon TALL paludarium thank you for introducing me to these guys Clint ❤️
I am an avid frog keeper and next week I'm taking on a huge frog rescue. A whites tree frog and about 30 dart frogs of 10 species. Many of them are extremely thin and really need help. This will be my first whites tree frog so videos like this are extremely helpful right now. Thanks!
Yay, new video! I'm glad you upload so early in the morning. I take the "early shift" on my days off with my baby while my husband sleeps and it can get a little boring in the quiet hours before anyone else is awake. Thanks for the bi-weekly reptile fix! I'd love to see an abronia lizard video!
That's because amphibians have very permeable skin so you gotta make sure that your hands are very clean without chemicals and stuff, and if possible a little moist
Just thought I'd add that distilled water will not kill your frog. This is based on an old study and relates to the water leaching ions from the frog's skin. More recent studies have shown that there is ion exchange between the frog and the water and it reabsorbs anything it loses unless it has something very wrong with it health wise. A lot of people who keep tree frogs and dart frogs use distilled water with no adverse affects. Aside from that, a great video indeed 😊
Hi there! Just a quick question, I have Tourette's and I usually croak like frogs as one of my tics, will they react if they hear croaking? I really want to get one at some point 😅
Finally got two of my own WTF after years of research. Most observant and curious amphibians I’ve met and I’m so happy I get the chance to live with them and make sure they thrive.
So glad you covered the permeable skin......not just your hands...don't be spraying febreeze or any other type things like cologne, perfume, glade....and if you use hand sanitizers ( especially after covid), use unscented and make sure your hands are very dry......
I've owned one of these frogs for over 16 years now. In her youth Sticky Moon used to be able to actually lift the lid off the terrarium and go for adventures in our house. She was found under the fridge many times, and even once managed to somehow get outside during the Winter in upstate NY. I'm not proud of this she just wouldn't stop her escape attempts. She was lost for over a week and actually found outside in the wood pile under a tarp, completely white. I dethawed her under luke warm water and shes been happily eating crickits for over 10 years since then. We now keep a large rock on top of the lid just to make sure she can't muscle her way out anymore. I'm not sure if this is common for this type of frog but honestly Sticky Moon is a tank and a half. And yes she will bite your hand if it looks like feeding time.
I’ve interacted with one White’s tree frog my entire life and time in the hobby and it was by far, without a doubt, one of the coolest and best interactions with an animal I’ve had. They’re pretty great, from my extremely limited experience. The only reason I don’t have one is because I currently am not in a position to optimize space and get an automatic sprayer for the humidity and the like.
i use a humidity controller with a fogger for my Merauke BTS to keep the humidity right where it needs to be. the controller is meant for hydroponics but works great for what i need.
These frogs are insanely adaptable I'm in Australia and we have them in our Brisbane garden where they live in the roof downpipes. I've found them in rocky desert gorges, tall hollow eucalyptus trees and even deep in soil cracks in flat, hot floodplains. Contrary to popular belief they are NOT a rainforest species, although they may occasionally be found in rainforest, especially along the edges but they much prefer the drier eucalyptus woodlands that often border rainforest. Such a cool frog and so very common in most of the northern 2/3 of the continent.
4:08 i used to have my whites tree frog in a modified plastic storage bin as a enclosure and she would squish herself the height of her head and smush in between the lid and the container i would find her sitting next to the cricket box on the table over from her tank most mornings until i got her s new terrarium surprisingly my dogs never got to her
Love the video! Just fyi whites tree frogs cannot eat mealworms or superworms because they have to much chitin which the frogs cannot digest. They also need ambient air temps of 80/85 during the day which is better achieved with a CHE (on a thermostat) then a heat pad. These guys are so cute! I just wanted to put that information out there for anyone who is thinking about getting some (I have 3 and they are awesome)
I love the addition of amphibians to this channel! I would love a fire bellied toad video in the future... I want to set up a big vivarium with isopods and springtails and everything at some point then get some.
I'm not a huge fan of the amphibians personally, but I'm glad to see them getting representation besides "that frog I found in my backyard and put in a fishbowl". That's what I thought keeping amphibians was like growing up.
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Spoiler alert!
This frog can't possibly be the right pet reptile for you. Poor guy. Stupid phylogenetics dashes the hopes of yet another species...
But it might be the right pet amphibian for you, and that's still pretty good, right?
Oh wow man. :D
Clint we still love you here at northwestfancyfuzzies with your mistakes and all!
Like my dad always said, better a white's tree frog than a black's tree frog.
Could you be able to do a video about rhino iguana?
Clint please do a video on red eyed tree frogs!!!!!!
I'd love a Pacman frog video some day! I'm so happy you're including amphibians now
That will almost certainly happen.
Get one pretty cheap but have to bw careful with it I had one but killed it when I was young
@@ClintsReptiles are pacman frogs still on the to do list?
And never happened
He hasn’t even done red eyed tree frogs, African dwarf frogs, or tiger salamanders yet. There’s a lot left to cover. We don’t want him running out of animals anytime soon.
The Whites tree frog is one of the best pets I've ever had. Mine actually got out and was lost for several days. I ended up finding him and he was pretty crusty but made a full recovery. They button down and make a mucus layer to survive droughts so I think that saved him. Also he clearly recognized me as his owner, whenever someone had him out and I was near he'd immediately jump to me. Every now and again him and the chameleon would get love pinkies as a treat. I always thought that was pretty neat. Great pet, 100% recommended.
ont les retrouve dans les plantes vertes
I had several of these guys as pets when I was a kid, and still have fond memories of them. One of them actually managed to escape the enclosure and we couldn't find him and thought he was dead, then later on my mom went to get the vacuum cleaner out of the hall closet and found him sitting right on it, covered in dust but still alive even after at least several days without water.
My favorite animal, gotta love the pudginess. How I want to be as an elderly man
Yes, this. Pudgy animals are the cutest, but most critters that are adorably rotund are actually obese, which is not adorable at all. It’s always so excellent to find a critter that looks that way by design, rather than circumstance. And may we all be so lucky to be so charming and content as one of these guys when we get old.
@@Tinyvalkyrie410 I know but I was more referring to the skin folds this frog has which makes it look pudgy. I am aware of the overfeeding problem but that is with a lot of animals so heck even humans have that problem
The Dude It wasn’t a criticism, I was just prattling on and agreeing ☺️
@@Tinyvalkyrie410 I wasn't taking it on as criticism, I was taking it as a ''hey but also this'' wistjedatje as we say here
The Dude haha sounds like we are on the same page.
The whites tree frog is an arboreal species of amphibian (hence tree frog). It should be in a tank where it has more height rather than width as it will want to express its natural behaviour of climbing. You can keep it in a wider tank but make sure there is height as well, because this way the animal is most likely going to be less stressed.
I've been researching to get one for like eight months now I'm so excited 😭
did you ever get a froggie? :D
well??? did you??????
We want an answer!
AHA IM SORRY I never got a notification but yes I got one in July and he's so chubby and sings for me all the time
@@bellamango6708 Where did you purchase him from? :)
“The best way to kill them”. Me: 😨
*tells us how to kill them*
@@kirajordan5690 lol right after he tells us how long they can live 👀
You do not kill a frog :(
Hmmmmmmm 🤔
frog :(
THANK YOU for listening to your fans and including amphibians! There aren’t any amphibian channels as good as your reptile channel, in my opinion..
I really appreciate the suggestions we get from our fans. You guys do so much to help us make this channel better. Thank you.
I love the new amphibian videos! You should do more of them. :D
Thank you for the feedback! I believe we will :)
YES! wow, i think you somehow actually made this channel even better than it was before. Great job!
keep the amphibian videos coming!
Thank you so much! That is super encouraging.
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I like that they can grasp onto vertical glass.
Omg that is the cutest and chillest little dude! Love their eyes, so unusual.
Is this the best REPTILE FOR YOU
Trying to ignore the mistake
no one:
literally no one
not even the frog:
clint: the best way to kill them-
I almost spit out my beer reading this..😂🍻
No one says anything. Literally no on says anything, the frog doesn't speak. Clint speaks. Wtf is this?! So dumb..
I’ve had my dumpy for 12 years and I’m still learning something new about their care all the time. Great video, and awesome information.
Just picked up 2 baby whites tree frogs yesterday. Went in the store to get crickets and walked out with frogs lol, so of course i came to your videos to learn more about these little guys.
Omg, my dumpys are my best friends. Chubs, my boy, loves to climb on me, and he likes to be stroked between his eyes. (With wet, and meticulously clean hands of course), Karen, my smaller froggy isn't as social but she likes to eat worms from my hands.
I also have a green Tree frog (Trevor) and a red eyed (Sage) and I almost never handle them. Trevor endures his check ups quite well, and stays still once I scoop him up, but I practically never touch Sage. They're also much less social, and climb away from me when I come near the enclosure. But I love all of my froggies dearly.
How do you cohab these frogs together? I bought a tank with a white tree frog and a red eyed tree frog and they were together and I just wanna make sure that that’s OK. Thank you
@@aliciat.5602 depending on the size of 2 different frogs, one can be cannibalistic. Just a fair warning.
@@aliciat.5602 respectfully, please separate them immediately. red eye tree frogs and whites tree frogs can NOT live together, their skin will slowly kill each other over time. please do not ever mix species! (also i’m an exotic rehabilitator; this is only meant to educate)
@@cloudberries, thanks for your concern. They have been separated for 5 mos now. :)
Fancy, if you have any can you please do a red eyed tree frog rating (I breed them and wonder what you'd rate them)
That will almost certainly have to happen!
@@ClintsReptiles awesome possom
Clint's Reptiles can’t wait!
I also just posted something like this lol
I love how clint talks about how happy he is about how long the frog lives and then begins listing the most efficient ways to kill them😂
Please don’t feed them meal worms if you can they have hard shells and frogs have soft bellies it will hurt them if you feed them it to much.
So what should their diet be made up off?
:(
Mr Mustache live crickets! though you have to feed them this gut stuff and dust them with minerals I believe
@@G3tAVasect0my Dubia roaches trump crickets
@@sage8 Can i feed dubia roaches and earthworms as staple diet and mealworms as treat?Crickets are never my thing cuz they're extremely loud and im kinda scared of em
Could you do an episode on fire bellied newts?
Very probable.
Yes please!!!
Would like to see an episode on axolotls, toads, and fire salamanders as well.
Or fire bellied toads
Clint Laidlaw. Could he be THE BEST HUMAN YOU COULD POSSIBLY GET? Yes. Yes he is. And I have a sneaking suspicion he is probably the best professor and father too. Clint you're an actual gem. Never change.
Best father? Sounds like someone has a crush.
You said it perfect!! Bio active is best!!!! I got a dumpy and housed it in an enclosure with fake everything. Omg the poop!!! Oh the poops. They are messy!!! I quickly changed to bio active and my life is much easier. The clean up crew take care of all that nasty with minimal help from me.
Thank you for posting this! This is the best youtuber to subscribers interaction I’ve ever seen on youtube.
It is so nice getting to interact with you guys. You have always been the reason we keep going.
Your buddy is soooooooooo laid back! Looking at him is relaxing. He spells "tranquility"....100%!
I love how happy you are talking about them. They are adorable. I'm very much looking forward to being a future owner.
oh dang, he's wearing a green shirt. quick, someone chroma key him to be wearing one of those embarrassing hentai shirts
^^^
^^^^
You sir...
Are too smart to be among us.
Also chroma key the frog
JackSydog embarrassing?
These are my favorite frogs... so adorable
Chubby frogs are absolutely adorable too!
How loud are they at night, especially males? This is the main reason I dont get frogs because they would be in my room.
Victor G I’ve had mine for a year and they have yet to make noise
Savanah Faye, are they potentially female?
Mine barely croak and it’s not that loud. Mine usually croak when they hear a noise (like the garbage disposal running) but if you leave crickets in their tank expect a lot of noise!
I live in Australia in a place where these guys are everywhere, I see them all the time but almost never hear their calls
mine only croak right before i go to bed, whenever i turn my fan on! then they’re quiet other wise
Get the chemicals out of the water or they'll turn the frickin frogs gay. If you dont understand that reference I feel nothing but happiness for you.
God of Beans the remix is a hit tho
God of Beans I’ve seen that meme lmao
i love that song
yes.
The remix is a bop.
I have never been to Australia but a friendly pet store owner let me have one sit on my hand some years ago and it was a wonderful experience. They are one of the cutest life forms ever. I LOVE them.
i love your videos so much :) their the most informative pet videos on youtube! thankyou 💙.
Thank you! We always hope that our videos are enjoyable, but above all things that they are informative and forward the objective of this channel. Thank you so much for the kind feedback.
They’re.
Thanks
Awesome video, as always! Loved meeting you at the Wasatch Reptile Expo. Keep up the tremendous work
Thank you for the view of the underfrog on that glass it was very important
“Not gonna nite you”
My frog when it sees my finger: W O R M! *NOM*
I had a common American toad as a pet for years. I swear it was able to differentiate me from the few other friends I'd have over to visit. I was able to have her on my lap, where as anyone else, she wanted to simply hop away. This is definitely a frog species I may look into in the future. Nice video btw, not just because it was informative, but because you're not annoying like most people I find online lol.
I’d love a chat about certain newts, or possibly Tiger Salamanders! Thanks Clint for always providing quality videos!
Whites were my first ever amphibian/reptile and I love them so much! They're so cute and have great personalities
I would love to see a room tour! I am really interested in how you keep your animals! (The boas specifically)
I never want a pet that's only for viewing. However that little guy is the most cutest thing I have ever seen. I will absolutely get one, but first going to starts collecting everything it will need and do a bit video watching so I can makes it's food because I know that food starts to add up quickly. I'm so excited to be looking at my little guy like that. Extremely beautiful. Even has eyes that looks like golden foil. Down right looks like something that someone painted and glazed. Just amazing how beautiful this little guy is.
Hey Clint can you make a video on 5 best pet amphibians for kids and how to care for amphibians. Keep up the great work with both reptiles and amphibians.
Funny story: My tree frog is kept in one if the vertical tanks with the swinging doors and one night they didn’t lock. He jumped on the door to open it, pooped on my Children’s python tank, then moved across my room to my bed. When my alarm went off he jumped on my face.
Nobody:
Absolutly no one:
Clint: *calls a frog a reptile*
I remember watching this 3 days after it came out, now I have a breeding group of 6 in a huge 75 gallon TALL paludarium thank you for introducing me to these guys Clint ❤️
He's like the Matthew Gray Gubler of the reptile world😱😱
I am so glad that I wasn't the only one who heard mgg in the voice
I am an avid frog keeper and next week I'm taking on a huge frog rescue. A whites tree frog and about 30 dart frogs of 10 species. Many of them are extremely thin and really need help. This will be my first whites tree frog so videos like this are extremely helpful right now. Thanks!
Be 👏careful 👏 to👏 ask👏 for👏 captive👏 bred 👏
They are found in Indonesia and exported quite a lot make sure to ask!!!
Thanks!
Yo I see you with the green shirt clint! Mad drip for this video. The frog is awesome too!!
I wanted him to feel comfortable. Sometimes a style choice can let the frog know that you're one of his people.
I had one as a kid..had him for years. He was awesome. They live like 20 years
So my sister got hers from Petco EX’ACT same kind and it jumps it’s very active and constantly tries to escape
Yay, new video! I'm glad you upload so early in the morning. I take the "early shift" on my days off with my baby while my husband sleeps and it can get a little boring in the quiet hours before anyone else is awake. Thanks for the bi-weekly reptile fix!
I'd love to see an abronia lizard video!
Thank you for making time to enjoy our biweekly videos! I will make that video as soon as I can :)
I love these videos so much! Your channel is amazing! So inspiring! Can you keep two or more tree frogs together of the same sex?
I love how im such a big fan of this channel but this is the only animal that I actually want to get i guess I just feel like his voices is calming
Next one should be about red eyed tree frog
I love their pearlish green color.
Hey Clint, I heard something about having to have wet hands when you handle them or something. What's the deal on that?
That's because amphibians have very permeable skin so you gotta make sure that your hands are very clean without chemicals and stuff, and if possible a little moist
Just thought I'd add that distilled water will not kill your frog. This is based on an old study and relates to the water leaching ions from the frog's skin. More recent studies have shown that there is ion exchange between the frog and the water and it reabsorbs anything it loses unless it has something very wrong with it health wise. A lot of people who keep tree frogs and dart frogs use distilled water with no adverse affects. Aside from that, a great video indeed 😊
Hi there! Just a quick question, I have Tourette's and I usually croak like frogs as one of my tics, will they react if they hear croaking? I really want to get one at some point 😅
most frogs do (though some just won't) but that's not bad, it excites them! good luck if you do get one
Finally got two of my own WTF after years of research. Most observant and curious amphibians I’ve met and I’m so happy I get the chance to live with them and make sure they thrive.
Thanks for this. (I secretly like amphibians more than reptiles shhh). Can't wait for a fire salamander or milk frog video.
aquamentus_11 PUNISCH THE HERETIC
Oh my gosh I never knew these guys existed and now I want one
I wear gloves soaked in filtered water when handling my two tree frogs. I just feel like it's safer than my hands.
I got one today. From the research I've done I'm glad this is my 1st amphibian.
Hey Clint! Do you plan on making a Pacman frog video any time soon? Love the new inclusion of amphibians on the channel.
😃👍
We will cover them for sure.
Thanks for the reply! Can’t wait for the video!
handleability: 1:37
care: 2:52
hardiness: 5:58
availability: 7:12
upfront costs: 8:08
overall: 10:03
I've got my little boys with me right just now
So glad you covered the permeable skin......not just your hands...don't be spraying febreeze or any other type things like cologne, perfume, glade....and if you use hand sanitizers ( especially after covid), use unscented and make sure your hands are very dry......
i feel like this frog is so nice looking but too fragille for me
mari it’s actually pretty easy
It looks like such a wise animal.
Are they the right pet reptile for you? I think so😂😂
If only they were reptiles...
reptile, they are not.
@@ClintsReptiles you told me in your video so I believe it 🤷♂️😂 anyways good video as always
I didn't tell you they were, I asked if they were. Tragically they are not even eligible for this honor. Poor guys...
@@ClintsReptiles #letfrogsbereptiles
The excitement of this guy earned a like right away
I want a baby alien 😭
I'm getting one tomorrow, and I will keep everything in mind!
@Cameron Mitchell I got two!
"most available frog in the US"-
excuse me sir- i live in the uk-
I've owned one of these frogs for over 16 years now. In her youth Sticky Moon used to be able to actually lift the lid off the terrarium and go for adventures in our house. She was found under the fridge many times, and even once managed to somehow get outside during the Winter in upstate NY. I'm not proud of this she just wouldn't stop her escape attempts. She was lost for over a week and actually found outside in the wood pile under a tarp, completely white. I dethawed her under luke warm water and shes been happily eating crickits for over 10 years since then. We now keep a large rock on top of the lid just to make sure she can't muscle her way out anymore.
I'm not sure if this is common for this type of frog but honestly Sticky Moon is a tank and a half. And yes she will bite your hand if it looks like feeding time.
I hope your channel grows waaaaay more. Your channel and Snake discovery have convinced me to get a corn snake!
Yay you did it! I was waiting for a video about whites tree frogs, they’re my favorite amphibian :)
I’ve interacted with one White’s tree frog my entire life and time in the hobby and it was by far, without a doubt, one of the coolest and best interactions with an animal I’ve had. They’re pretty great, from my extremely limited experience. The only reason I don’t have one is because I currently am not in a position to optimize space and get an automatic sprayer for the humidity and the like.
You can get them pretty cheap on Amazon, had mine running for months now
You're a cool, genuine guy. Thanks for your videos.
Had one of these guys for over ten years. Theyre really great.
i use a humidity controller with a fogger for my Merauke BTS to keep the humidity right where it needs to be. the controller is meant for hydroponics but works great for what i need.
So much fun to watch and learn, Clint!!!
Absolutely loved the energy of this man 💓 100% sold me
clint is the one i go to when i find out about some animal and he always seems to have a video on it! best youtuber NA
I love your channel and Im sooo happy that you started so make videos about amphibians as well! Im exited to see what's coming next! 😍
Clint! I love your videos. They are so informative and they helped me pick my first pet reptile. I have a crested gecko now :)
That was an excellent choice! I'm so glad our videos were helpful for you.
These guys are the cutest little chonks.
These frogs are insanely adaptable
I'm in Australia and we have them in our Brisbane garden where they live in the roof downpipes.
I've found them in rocky desert gorges, tall hollow eucalyptus trees and even deep in soil cracks in flat, hot floodplains.
Contrary to popular belief they are NOT a rainforest species, although they may occasionally be found in rainforest, especially along the edges but they much prefer the drier eucalyptus woodlands that often border rainforest.
Such a cool frog and so very common in most of the northern 2/3 of the continent.
Clint, you’re the best! I’m thinking about getting this frog and of course you have a great video to help me decide!!
*laughs in there being (not even exaggerating) 21 in my backyard at night*
im not aloud to get a frog yet but this was still very informative and entertaining and u seem very kind.. im glad u care a lot about the animals :)
I love my Dumpy tree frogs. They are quite charters also. Mine are still young, but one of them calls every now and then, it just tickles me.
I’m getting one soon and just watching everything about them! Great video
Definitely the best! Love those sweet little dumpy frogs.
4:08 i used to have my whites tree frog in a modified plastic storage bin as a enclosure and she would squish herself the height of her head and smush in between the lid and the container i would find her sitting next to the cricket box on the table over from her tank most mornings until i got her s new terrarium surprisingly my dogs never got to her
Love the video! Just fyi whites tree frogs cannot eat mealworms or superworms because they have to much chitin which the frogs cannot digest. They also need ambient air temps of 80/85 during the day which is better achieved with a CHE (on a thermostat) then a heat pad. These guys are so cute! I just wanted to put that information out there for anyone who is thinking about getting some (I have 3 and they are awesome)
I love the addition of amphibians to this channel! I would love a fire bellied toad video in the future... I want to set up a big vivarium with isopods and springtails and everything at some point then get some.
I'm not a huge fan of the amphibians personally, but I'm glad to see them getting representation besides "that frog I found in my backyard and put in a fishbowl". That's what I thought keeping amphibians was like growing up.