Dryophytes cinereus
Key traits, size, and daily activity for American Green Tree Frog.
Length
Weight
Lifespan
A captive-bred temperate species suitable for the dedicated herpetophile. Requires proper temperature gradient and feeding schedule.
This species is primarily nocturnal, with activity building after dusk and peaking through the night.
The best times for observation and routine interaction are usually in the evening and early night, once the enclosure has settled down.
Species reference size over age, built from curated catalog points rather than an individual reptile record.
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At-a-glance traits for this species.
Family
Hylidae
Difficulty
Temperament
Defensive
Activity
Nocturnal
Care level
Level 3
Taxonomy
Anura > Hylidae > Dryophytes
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Get Started FreeClimate targets, geography, and range details based on this species' native environment.
This section summarizes the typical climate conditions of this species' native habitat, which can help inform ideal enclosure setup and husbandry practices.
Cool side: 20C
Warm side: 21C
Basking spot: 26C
Night drop to 21C is fine
Ideal range: 60-80%
Raise to 65-70% during shed
Persistent >70% invites problems
Watch for scale rot and infection
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