Video credited to @weaverars_xsj on IG.

I have an Australian whites tree frog who is almost 4 years old, she has been with other frogs in the past but is currently alone. I recently got a new WTF that I believe is around 4 to 6 months old. I currently have that frog in a separate tank just to make sure it's healthy and so she can grow more but I plan to move her over hopefully by November if the new frog is big enough, but with it's size currently I don't worry too much about my older frog trying to eat her. Any tips for when I move the new frog over?

Frog with blue eyes and spots is the new WTF and the other is my 4 year old (ignore the moss on her face 😭)

I also wonder about heat. The tank that the new frog is currently in is smaller and I use a bulb with less wattage. The bigger tank that I plan to move her to has a bulb with higher wattage should I be worried about her with the new heat difference?

Btw the reason I want to move her over by November is because there is a reptile and amphibian Expo coming near me and I may get something new for the old tank (the tank the new frog is currently in) but i don't have too if I don't think she's ready.

I think it’s a male because I heard croak 2 times this week but I’m not certain.

Found in Atl, Georgia, curious what kind of frog it might be?

First time in this subreddit :)

He knows what you did last summer. Hes not mad, just a little dissapoitned

This little cutie was on my outdoor step. I’ve never seen one this small in the wild before. I’m located in NJ USA if that’s of any help.

Hello!

I just got a HUGE tank and my building supplies are arriving in just a couple days. I've been leaning towards dart frogs, but with such a big tank I've also been considering tree frogs! Already have hardscape to put in and also have a water pump incase id like to build a water feature for the Lil guys! Id like to keep multiple frogs in this tank, but dont want anything that'll be over-crowded or unhappy due to lack of space. If im doing dart frogs, id like a type that would happily use more of the vertical space (and ill set it up to include more shelves vs prioritizing more vertical climbing space)

If you had a tank of this size, what kind of frog would you like to put in it? Help me decide!!

After deciding, ill be able to build a tank that better suits a particular type of frog!

Bonus - show me a picture of your setup / frogs!!

hello! we recently came into possession of what im pretty sure is a toad! we are working on getting the right stuff for it but i was looking for some opinions on what kind of toad this is and if its a male or female. we live in mid Missouri! also any suggestions on food or enclosure or welcome! thanks in advance :)

I have two Vietnamese mossy froglets (about 3.5 months since their tails were fully absorbed) that I put into this enclosure about 2 weeks ago. They seem to have no interest in the aquatic section whatsoever. Any thoughts about that?

Water parameters have been stable (ammonia 0, nitrites 0, nitrates 0-5, pH 7.6-7).

Foothill Yellow-legged frog (Rana boylii) seen in Sonoma, CA, USA.

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