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I have 3 baby tree frogs, one milky tree frog (Phrynohyas resinifictrix) a red eyed tree frog (Agalychnis callidryas) and a reed tree frog ( i think its a Litoria dentata).
they are all babies, within 2 months of metamorphasis, i was wondering if they can share a tank? it is a 25 gallon tank, with plenty of shrubbery and a heat lamo that keeps is about 75-80 degrees and provides them with calcium. if there are any special procedures i must take please tell me, or if they can all live together message me too.
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lee g
 
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