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Whites tree frog

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I have my whites tree frog set up with a florescent light from my old aqaurium. it is positioned at the top of the ten gallon tank, which is standing up longways. think that would be enough? i didnt really think so but i figured id try.
 
That will be fine, put it on a timer so it gets about 10 hours of light.

Only problem with lights on frogs in small glass tanks is they will dry out the tank rather quickly. keep an eye on the humidity.:)
 
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