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Some people may be disgusted by keeping a frog, but that doesn't apply to me. I keep American green tree frogs because they are small, allowing me to prepare a small cage with easy maintenance. Although easy to care for, this frog has sensitive skin and needs a special diet.

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  • Small size
  • Easy maintenance
  • A small cage is enough
  • Sensitive skin
  • Needs special diet
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The American Green Tree Frog is not a crossbreed between frogs, but a species native to the southeastern United States. For its habitat, this frog is not far from areas with dense and moist vegetation, and rich water sources. This far-away frog will usually make a very distinctive sound to attract the attention of other species. The small size of the American green tree frog makes it popular as a pet frog, and not a few people keep it.

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American Green Tree Frog

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The American Green Tree Frog is not a crossbreed between frogs, but a species native to the southeastern United States. For its habitat, this frog is not far from areas with dense and moist vegetation, and rich water sources. This far-away frog will usually make a very distinctive sound to attract the attention of other species. The small size of the American green tree frog makes it popular as a pet frog, and not a few people keep it.

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