Tree frogs are fairly easy to care for. I have three pet Pacific Tree Frogs. I keep them in an 8*16*10 reptile aquarium with some dirt and bark and a medium sized stick in it along with a bowl with water in it. It would be a good idea to put something on top, like a screen, because they can climb the sides. You feed them crickets. You have to change the water every few days to keep it fresh. You have to let the water sit for a day or so to let any chemicals in it settle or evaporate.
Tree frogs will only breed after hybernation. If you don't let them get cold, they won't breed. If you want them to breed, then you have to have them get cold enough. Bear in mind, though, that if you are going to have them hybernate you need to give them a place where they can hybernate and a place for the many tadpoles to go.
My tank with my tree frogs in it.
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