What are some tips for keeping pet frogs?

Frogs make truly amazing pocket pets but keeping them happy, healthy and content requires the right home environment and diet. Having wriggled their way into our hearts with their huge eyes and goofy grins, frogs are popular and endearing pets. read more

Generally, it doesn’t need to be so humid that it’s fogging up the glass, (although some species prefer that, especially if you are trying to breed them) but for the most part the substrate should be moist enough that if you squeeze it with your hand you can get some water out. read more

The below pet frogs have been chosen due to their delicate care requirements. Although they may make great pets for the advanced keeper, they might just not be the right choice for the average person trying to start out with a pet frog. read more

Pet Frog Considerations. Frogs in captivity are quite long lived (with proper care) so be prepared for a long term commitment. Average life spans are typically four to fifteen years, although some frogs have been known to live longer. Keeping a frog enclosure clean can be a lot of work. read more