Hyla Cinerea (American Green Tree Frog) humidity levels?

I've looked at a million caresheets for these guys and not one of them tells me what humidity they should be kept at.

Can anyone tell me, cause i want to get one for my girlfriend for valentines day hehe

Cheers!

I have an older reptile guide that I will be using for this. There is probably more current info. But this is the best I can do for you.

Reptiles and Amphibians-Eastern/Central North America-Roger Conant/Joseph T. Collins.
Peterson Field Guide-Houghton Mifflin-Copyright 1998

P,532

Range Map Description by me:
Eastern 1/3 of Texas, S.E. 1/2 of Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, Southern 2/3's of Miss,Georgia, Florida, S.E. half of S.C. Eastern 1/3 of N.C. and Coastal Virginia and Maryland.

Habitat by book:
Habitats may include swamps, borders of lakes and streams, floating vegetation, or in fact almost any place well supplied with water or dampness.

Adding to what the Nomad said, I'd suggest high humidity + plenty of ventilation.

cheers lads, aye i read what nomad said and didnt understand a word of it lol so like 80+ then?

Cheers

The-Scorp-Whisperer wrote:

cheers lads, aye i read what nomad said and didnt understand a word of it lol so like 80+ then?

Cheers

Sorry, lol, didn't realize you were overseas. The areas I listed are usually very humid in general. These frogs hang out in the wet areas there. I would say try to stay between 75%-80% normally. Of course, drenching showers bring humidity up to 100% often (probably during breeding season if I had to guess), and they may see periods of dryer weather, but not very often. Is that better?

yeha thats better cheers ;D