Giant Bicolor Monkey Tree Frogs
- Common Group: TREE FROGS
- Common Name: Giant Bicolor Monkey Tree Frog
- Scientific Name: Phyllomedusa bicolor
- Distribution: Surinam
- Size: 3" - 4"
NATURAL HABITAT:
Inhabits the tropical rain forest, near the water. This species is usually calm when handled and mostly arboreal. When captive, adults require a 10 gallon enclosure.
BEHAVIOR:
This species is nocturnal (active primarily at night). Usually quite docile and shy.
CAPTIVE ENVIRONMENT:
Provide several climbing areas on branches, logs, & plants. This species like dense foliage for climbing hiding. Enclosure should be well ventilated.
TEMPERATURE:
Maintain day temperature range between 76-82 degrees F. Maintain night temperature range between 72-78 degrees F.
HUMIDITY:
This species requires moderate to high levels of humidity.
WATER REQUIREMENTS:
Provide a large shallow bowl for drinking and soaking. Use only dechlorinated water.
NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
This species is a carnivore (meat eater). Eats various insects and worms. Also feeds on small mammals such as pink baby mice.
