GREEN TREE FROGS

Green Tree Frogs! By Sid! c

C 1)Introduction! 2)Contents! 3)Life cycle of a frog! 4)Did You Know? 5)About Green... 6) Tadpole Slide! o n t e n t s 7)Where They Live! 8) Breeding Seasons! 9) Green Tree Frogs! 10)Bibliography! 11) Bibliography! 12) Thank you for... c

Life Cycle of a Frog! First is the fertilised eggs that hatch into tiny tadpoles. Then the tiny tadpole slowly grows and gets a bit bigger as it’s tail gets smaller. That bigger tadpole starts to grow back legs and still the tail grows smaller and smaller. The tadpole starts to grow front legs and it’s tail by now has almost gone . Finally the adult frog has formed! It’s legs are fully grown, and it’s tail is completely gone!!! INFO! The body of the tadpole is green with a light colour band on it’s side. c

Did you know that the Green Tree Frog can be held on the odd occasion, and unlike many other frogs the Green Tree Frog is not poisonous. Green Tree Frogs should not be overly held, because they can undergo a certain amount of stress, if they do happen to undergo stress they may become very sick and may even die because of it. If they are handled carefully and with attention, being paid to how they react, they should be fine. Did You Know? Green Tree Frogs! c

About green tree frogs! Green Tree Frog Description: The Green Tree Frog is green in colour, with white or yellow stripes extending from their jaw all the down the side of their body. They have sometimes yellow, and sometimes orange spots on their back, and sometimes they don’t have stripes or spots at all, just plain green! The Green Tree Frog has large toe pads that it uses in climbing and jumping. Adult size usually averages between 4- 7 cm in length, with females being a little larger than the male frogs. c

Nemmo! Fast Facts!!! The real nemmo photo is just to the left of the page! Exclusive from Nemingha P.S. Photo by: unknown Nemmo is the one and only green tree frog mascot for Nemingha Public School! In my opinion he is the cutest little Green Tree Frog on the planet! He will be sent around the world to help the children at other schools learn about Nemingha’s Green Tree Frog mascot! A family has already found the first school to send Nemmo to! It will be a great experience, and will let the other schools see our Brand New Nemingha Public School Website that MRS CHADWICK has setup for our school! c

Where they live! Fast Facts!!! In the wild, the main predators for Green tree frogs are birds, fish, snakes, and other frogs. c

Breeding Seasons! The Green Tree Frog’s breeding season starts from the end of March until October. The female lays up to 20,000 eggs, which are black and brown, as well as white and are laid on plants floating in the water. It has been reported that rain chambers will enhance captive breeding. c

Caring for Green Tree Frogs! Relative Care Ease: Relatively Easy c In captivity, the terrarium for a Green Tree Frog should be set up as closely to their natural habitat as possible. Use a minimum of 10-gallon glass screen covered set up for one frog. Line the bottom of the terrarium with artificial turf and intricately arrange clean driftwood, sticks and branches throughout. Driftwood should be soaked in a water and bleach mixture for 12 hours and then in pure water for another 12 hours then letting them dry completely and making sure that there are no fumes being emitted from the wood before you place it in the setup. Although some hobbyists may also use gravel as a substrate, this can be dangerous because the frogs may inadvertently swallow it when feeding. The same holds true for bark. For this reason other possible substrates include moss (though it can spoil quickly) and coconut fibres. Unless you are using air plants, fake plants are the best setup. Place these throughout the setup of the terrarium as well. Use a heavy water dish with 1 to 2 inches of water in it. Feed your frogs small insects such as crickets. It is recommended that insects be dusted with a calcium powder. Care Information:

Bibliography! By Sid! c Images- Clip Art Office Online , camera. Info- Google. Word Art- Big A . Images, Info & Word Art 6 Images- Google Images. Info- Google. Word Art- Big A . Images, Info & Word Art 5 Image- Google Images. Info- Google. Word Art- Big A . Image, Info & Word Art 4 Images- Google Images. Info- Google. Word Art- Big A . - Clip Art Office Online. Images, Info & Word Art 3 Images- Google Images. Word Art- Big A . - Clip Art Office Online. Images, Word Art 2 Images- Google Images. Word Art- Big A . - Clip Art Office Online. Images, Word Art 1 Where I got it from! What I Got! Slide

Bibliography! By Sid! Where I got my Information from! c Images- Google Images. Word Art- Big A . Images, Word Art 12 Bibliography 11 Bibliography 10 Image- Google Images. Info- Google. Word Art- Big A . Image, Info & Word Art 9 Images- Google Images. Info- Google. Word Art- Big A . – Clip Art Office Online. Images, Info & Word Art 8 Image- Google Images. Info- Google. Word Art- Big A . Image, Info & Word Art 7 Where I got it from! What I Got! Slide

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