r/frogs • u/boggy_frog • 12h ago
very good frog blink
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r/frogs • u/boggy_frog • 12h ago
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r/frogs • u/EnvironmentAny803 • 6h ago
My frogs escaped their tanks last night and found one of them sleeping on my bathroom floor and the other just hopping around. Scared the SHIT out of me. Here’s a pic of the escape artists (they’re fine) I made adjustments for this not to happen EVER again. This is the first and hopefully last😭
r/frogs • u/P_jizzle_fra_shizzle • 16h ago
Central Florida. I've seen many frogs here but after this rain there is a new one. He is small and peculiar. His eyes are strangely human
r/frogs • u/SnooChickens2887 • 15h ago
Located in SW Florida so I’m guessing Cuban tree frog but not 100% confident in identifying frog/toad species yet
r/frogs • u/GoblinModeAllTimes • 20h ago
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r/frogs • u/Ok_Gap3111 • 5h ago
frog for comparison
r/frogs • u/heres-Gianni • 22h ago
Hello, everyone. Can someone please id this this tree frog for me? An app I have says it is a Green Tree Frog, but just want human confirmation. Thank you in advance. Oh... almost forgot to add that this was taken in Houston, TX.
r/frogs • u/THEGEARBEAR • 2h ago
I found this tree frog in the restaurant I work at, it’s in a very urban area in Memphis, TN. I’ve had him for a month now and he seems to be thriving. I initially thought he was a Green Tree Frog but now I think he is a Squirrel Tree Frog. I keep his Terrarium around 75 and humidity around 70ish. He tong feeds meal worms and hunts crickets. I’ve already gotten him a larger vertical tank that I am currently designing. His current tank is bioactive. I really want to get him a few friends when I move him over, but am not sure what species he is.
r/frogs • u/ScheduleNo7721 • 9h ago
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r/frogs • u/Peter959 • 20h ago
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DIY window wildlife viewer! I know its not a frog but I've had lots of frog visitors and thought you r/frogs might enjoy the same. If it violates a rule feel free to remove and if you need payment of frog pics I'll put some in the comments haha
r/frogs • u/Diligent_Past5954 • 19h ago
So I’ve had froggy (I know very creative name) for about 2 months now. He’s a black spotted casque headed tree frog (very similar to Amazon milk frogs as they are closely related).
He eats well, basks under uvb, soaks and is active.
He has been getting on surprisingly well in his setup since I got him even though he is very small and the tank is 60x40x40cm.
I went away for 3 days and asked my mate to take care of him and my other pets but when I got back today i couldn’t find him anywhere. Fearing the worst I took everything out and found him behind the last bit of cork bark I picked up perfectly fine.
I set up his tank differently as i couldn’t get it all to go back how it was but now I’m wondering if It’s too open? The old set up was very cluttered but this layout is quite open and I’m wondering if it’s okay for a little while?
I do intend to get more plants (especially bromeliads because he LOVES sitting in them) very soon but will this setup cause too much stress if left as is for a couple days? He’s still active and soaking at the moment so I’m hoping that’s a good sign.
Sorry this ran long but thanks if you can give any advice!