How Do You Make A Basic Frog Hotel? (for Tree Frogs)

If you're living in an area that gets regular rain or humidity, chances are that you'll have seen a frog around your place, and probably right after the rain. But where does it go afterwards? Probably back to where it came from; be it in between brick gaps in the house, into the undergrowth of a plant, or in my case, back to the drains that flow the rainwater into the catchment to the water tanks. And if you've ever heard a green tree frog croak (call out to potential mates), you'll know it can get rather loud. The frog hotel for tree frogs is made in effort of rectifying the frog's waywardness; be it in any of the examples listed above or from elsewhere, this design is made to make them never want to go back to their old "home" again. So much so, that they get water, a bed of rocks to mimic a shallow creek (where they'd usually be, if not around a house), generously-sized pipes, and light to attract food. This multitude of tree frogs is living the good life. CHAPTERS: 00:00 - 00:14 CROAK! 00:14 - 1:32 Intro/Research 1:32 - 4:14 Components 4:14 - 7:09 Construction/Assembly Timelapse 7:09 - 8:01 First Draft 8:01 - 8:38 Correcting the Light Post 8:38 - 9:19 Overview of a Frog's Environment 9:19 - 13:32 Family Room Upgrade 13:32 - 14:11 Where Frogs are Found 14:11 - 15:59 Why the Buckets? 15:59 - 16:11 Got the Life... 16:11 - 18:00 Frog Hotel Purpose and Hyperlapse 18:00 - 18:29 Conclusion/TFW