Ghana Reed Frog
Hyperolius fusciventris

Are you looking for a new pet that's both unique and interesting? Look no further than the Ghana Reed Frog! This little amphibian is native to Ghana in western Africa and is known for its striking appearance. The Ghana Reed Frog is brown or dark green, with a distinctive pattern of small white spots covering its body. These spotted frogs are relatively small, only growing to be about 2 inches long. But don't let their size fool you - they're aggressive little creatures full of personality!

Ghana Reed Frogs are relatively easy to care for, but there are a few things to keep in mind when caring for them:

#1. They need a humid environment. A humidifier can help to keep their enclosure moist.
#2. They need a place to hide. They need a diet of small insects. Live crickets and mealworms are good options.

What is the best kind of enclosure to house your Ghana Reed frog?
The best enclosure for your Ghana Reed Frog is humid and has plenty of hiding spots. A 10-gallon aquarium with a screened lid works well. You can use peat moss, sphagnum moss, or coco coir for a substrate. Adding some live plants will also help create a more naturalistic environment for your frog.

What kind of diet do Ghana Reed Frogs need?
Ghana Reed Frogs are insectivores and need a diet of small insects. Live crickets and mealworms are good options. The insects should be dusted with calcium powder to ensure that your frog gets its nutrients.

What is the temperature range that Ghana Reed Frogs need?
Ghana Reed Frogs need a temperature range of 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit. A heat lamp can be used to create this temperature range if necessary.

What is the lifespan of a Ghana Reed Frog?
The lifespan of a Ghana Reed Frog is 5-10 years. With proper care, they can live even longer.

Ghana Reed Frogs are an excellent option for both children and adults looking for a pet frog. They are relatively easy to care for and can live for several years with proper care. If you provide them with a humid environment, a diet of small insects, and a place to hide, your Ghana Reed Frog will be a happy and healthy pet.