Thai Bug Eyed Tree Frogs (Theloderma horridum)

These rare arboreal frogs are admired for their unique appearance, textured skin, and distinctive large eyes that give them their popular name. Their unusual markings and active climbing behavior make them exceptional display animals in naturalistic tropical terrariums.

Thai Bug Eyed Tree Frogs spend most of their lives among trees and dense vegetation, where their natural camouflage helps them blend seamlessly into their surroundings. Their striking appearance and fascinating behavior make them a favorite among amphibian enthusiasts.

Species: Theloderma horridum

Origin: Captive Bred

Size: Adults can reach up to 3.5 inches

Natural Range: Malaysia

Food: Crickets and various feeder insects

Lifespan: Up to 5–15 years in captivity with proper care and setup

Thai Bug Eyed Tree Frogs thrive in humid, vertically oriented enclosures with plenty of branches, plants, and hiding spots. Their unique appearance, active nature, and manageable care requirements make them an excellent addition to any amphibian collection.