# White’s tree frog — care routine

Pelodryas caerulea

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## Before arrival

- [ ] Veterinary guidance starts at about 45 × 45 × 60 cm for one frog, with more usable space preferred. Add broad stable rests, dense cover and a shallow easy-exit water dish. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/whites-tree-frog/#knowledge-housing)
- [ ] Plan for an adult around 7–11.5 cm and well over a decade of possible care. Expect daytime resting, evening activity and calls from mature males. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/whites-tree-frog/#knowledge-commitment)

## Routine checks

- [ ] Each day, check water, the frog and controls. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/whites-tree-frog/#knowledge-checklists)

## Regular care and records

- [ ] Remove waste and leftover prey and inspect drainage, branches and water equipment. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/whites-tree-frog/#knowledge-checklists)
- [ ] Keep records for each animal rather than assuming disappearing food proves everyone has eaten. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/whites-tree-frog/#knowledge-checklists)

## When to stop and seek help

- [ ] Abnormal skin, swelling, weakness, wasting or persistent feeding decline need an amphibian vet. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/whites-tree-frog/#knowledge-health)
- [ ] Quarantine arrivals and agree screening before any group housing; do not mix species or markedly different sizes. [Full advice](https://wildformexotics.co.uk/animals/whites-tree-frog/#knowledge-health)