What kind of light does a tree frog need?

Tree frogs generally require a specific light spectrum to thrive, typically benefiting from a combination of UVB and full-spectrum lighting. UVB light is essential for their metabolic processes, including calcium absorption, which helps prevent metabolic bone disease. Full-spectrum lighting mimics natural sunlight and supports their overall health and activity levels. It's important to provide a light cycle that mimics their natural habitat, usually around 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness.