Scientific Name: Polypedates otilophus (File-Eared Tree Frog)
Age: few months 
Current Size: ABOUT 1.5”
Max/Adult Size: 3–4 inches
Source: USACB 
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Care:

• Temperature: 75–82°F
• Humidity: 70–90%
• Enclosure: Tall, well-ventilated arboreal terrarium with branches, cork bark, and live plants. A shallow water dish should always be available.
• Diet: Appropriately sized crickets, roaches, flies, and other insects dusted regularly with calcium and vitamins.

Facts:

• Native to the rainforests of Borneo, where it spends most of its time high in vegetation near water.
• Known for the distinctive pointed projections behind the ears that give it the common name “File-Eared Tree Frog.”
• Females create foam nests above water, allowing tadpoles to drop directly into the water after hatching.
• A hardy and impressive display species with striking coloration and excellent climbing ability.