**Unsexed giant pixie**
Desptite the large size of the Pixie Frog they are pretty cessile as a species, preferring to sit and wait for food ro wander past. Because of this we recommned at least a 20 gallon long for adults but even better would be a 30 breeder or a 24x18x18 exo terra. Coco fiber is a great substrate for these frogs. A large water bowl is definitely required for this species and we have found that the  Zoo Med Repti Rock Corner Bowl (Large) works really well to accomodate these frogs as adults. Large hides or cork flats tend to work really well for shelter as plants will just get trampled on.
Temperature: They can take much higher temperatures than other frogs but are most comfortable in the mid to high 70s. If it gets too hot they will attempt to enter dormancy and bury themselves and stop eating.
Humidity: Much like temperature Pixie Frogs can take some pretty low humidity levels but prefer to stay in 50-60% range. Low humidity levels paired with warmer than normal temperatures can also trigger dormancy which isn't necessary unless breeding is being attempted.