Do jelly bean frogs stay at the top of tank?

Jelly bean frogs (also known as glass frogs) do not typically stay at the top of the tank. They are actually arboreal frogs, meaning they prefer to live in trees and climb.

Here's why they don't stay at the top:

* Their natural habitat: In the wild, glass frogs live in the rainforest canopy, perched on leaves and branches.

* Their feeding habits: They primarily feed on insects, which they catch by jumping and grabbing with their sticky tongues. This hunting style requires them to be agile and able to move quickly.

* Their skin: Their translucent skin makes them more vulnerable to predators on the ground, so they prefer the safety of higher elevations.

While you might occasionally see a glass frog at the top of the tank, it's not their preferred location. They typically spend their time exploring the foliage and branches provided in their enclosure.