White's Tree Frog (Litoria caerulea)

White's Tree Frog (Litoria caerulea) is an arboreal frog native to Australia and New Guinea. The species is recognised for its large eyes, attractive green coloration and engaging personality.

A suitable enclosure should provide vertical climbing space, branches, live plants and hiding areas. Proper humidity and temperature levels are essential for long-term health and wellbeing.

The species feeds primarily on insects such as crickets, roaches and other appropriately sized feeder animals. A varied diet combined with calcium and vitamin supplementation supports healthy growth and development.

White's Tree Frogs are generally active during the evening and night. Their hardy nature and appealing appearance have made them one of the most popular amphibians in the hobby.

Basic Information

• Scientific name: Litoria caerulea
• Common name: White's Tree Frog
• Common name: White-lipped Tree Frog
• Origin: Australia and New Guinea
• Animal group: Amphibian
• Diet: insects and other suitable prey items
• Difficulty level: easy to intermediate