Publisher's Synopsis
THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO WHITE TREE FROG AND EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
The White Tree Frog, scientifically known as Litoria caerulea, is a fascinating and popular species of amphibian native to Australia, New Guinea, and parts of Indonesia. Known for its striking appearance and docile nature, this tree frog has become a favorite among pet owners. Its popularity in the pet trade is due to its adaptability, ease of care, and charming personality. This species is also known as the Blue-Tree Frog due to its blue-green coloration, although it can sometimes appear more green or grayish, especially when its mood or environmental conditions change. White Tree Frogs are arboreal, meaning they spend a significant amount of time in trees, using their specialized limbs to climb and cling to various surfaces. They are nocturnal creatures, becoming most active during the night. In their natural habitat, they typically seek out moist, shady areas, and are known for their calm and laid-back temperament, which makes them easy to handle for both new and experienced amphibian keepers. This chapter will explore the White Tree Frog's unique characteristics, habitat, and what makes it a compelling choice for both amphibian enthusiasts and pet owners.
