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Gliding Tree Frog
Agalychnis spurrelli
One of the most acrobatic frogs in the world. Famous for its extensive interdigital 'flying membranes' which it uses to glide dizzily from canopy trees down to the swamps below. Requires enormous, vertical terrariums, perfect humidity cycles, and excellent ventilation to avoid lethal eye infections.
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Terrestrial
60 - 85 %
26 °C
23 °C
26 °C
>= 45 L
Low
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- Adult size
- 9.3 cm
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- Brumation
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