Some tree frogs are non-toxic, and some are highly poisonous. Generally, green tree frogs are non-toxic, while some colorful tree frogs are often highly poisonous. Tree frogs that are kept as pets are generally not poisonous, but be careful when handling them.

Precautions for tree frog breeding

1. Tree frogs have strong climbing ability, so the breeding environment of tree frogs must be high enough to give tree frogs Sufficient climbing space, and there should be branches in the breeding box for it to climb.

2. The living space of the tree frog must be in a well-ventilated environment, and the top and sides of the breeding box must be ventilated.

3. The mat materials are generally biochemical cotton, sphagnum moss and bark, or you can choose not to use them.

4. If you are bitten by a horned frog, you must squeeze out the blood from the wound as soon as possible, then wash it with soap and water, and then use iodophor to disinfect the wound. For safety reasons, you can give a tetanus injection. vaccine, if there is a local wound, try not to scratch it for a short period of time and pay attention to skin care.