Red-eyed tree frogs are widely distributed in tropical rainforests from southern Mexico, throughout Central America, and in northern South America. They live in trees above the forest floor, typically near permanent ponds and other water bodies.
During the rainy season, male frogs call loudly to attract females and defend small territories. Yes, frogs fight.
Their habitat includes dense foliage, leaves for laying eggs, and hiding spots like tree hollows or inside bromeliads. Nighttime temperatures tend to stay mild, while daytime temperatures can vary depending on altitude.
