Whites tree frog question

[McPatch]

I have 2 Whites in a very big rubbermaid.My Questin is -can I pour a small amount of water into it to cover the bottom,or does there need to be land in there?I have all kinds of driftwood etc in the container for them to be on?Just curious
Darren

[Double J]

Have mostly land.... otherwise the crickets will drown. A good water dish is all you need for water. For a substrate.. stick with a coco-husk fiber subtrate like eco earth or bedabeast, these are ideal as live plants can be planted in it.. and it is least likely to cause impaction for these messy eaters. Stay away from any wood based substrate..as well as that esu jungle mix crap.. it has vermiculite in it.. a bad thing for a frog to ingest. Live plants work well too... snake plants, pothos.. though fake is fine..live is better..I would also eventually move them into something other than a rubbermaid... I am afraid it may not be well ventlated enough. Go for something at least a 20 gallon tall.. though bigger is much better as even 20 gallons is a little too small for these large hylids.
Good luck

[Double J]

I forgot to mention... if you prefer a simpler method then paper towel is an appropriate option for a substrate as well ( though it is quite boring by my standards).