r/frogs • u/thatfrog_ • 19h ago
r/frogs • u/Better_Hair_9673 • 9h ago
Toad Where did you go? 🐸
Video credited to @toads_in_a_well on Instagram.
r/frogs • u/Most_Neat7770 • 8h ago
Should I start looking for my frogs?
Its been ao long since I saw them, almost a month since I first got them and got them in there and Ive never seen either of them
The tank is huge but I am worried they got stuck in the decor or the background or smth
r/frogs • u/guessdragon • 20h ago
My babies approve of their new terrarium. And especially their new tire swings!
r/frogs • u/stephanniel • 20h ago
Sick/ Deceased Frog Unexpected frog acquisition (he's fine now!)
Hello froggy people of Reddit, I have a dilemma. At work today I stumbled (almost literally!) upon a very small, very dehydrated little frog. At first I thought the poor thing was already a goner from the sun+wind+asphalt combo that had him looking more raisin than amphibian. Luckily, he perked up with a shallow bath and some time indoors. My original plan was to make sure he was sufficiently rehydrated and energized before returning him to a marshy area near where I found him.
But here's the thing, I'm located in southern Alberta, Canada...and this little fella is VERY Green.
To the best of my Googling I suspect my small friend to be a Squirrel Tree Frog that is very far from home (and definitely not built for the cold). I cannot, in good conscience, release an animal into an environment they are not native to and especially not to mention one that would rather swiftly kill it with the rapid approach of winter. As good as it was for a temporary solution, he cannot remain in Tupperware and he cannot feasibly be returned to his native range. So I suppose any advice on how I should proceed from here would be very welcome.
Adding pics of his after & during rehydration bath to help confirm I have my ID right. Also adding NSFW flare just to be safe, I believe dehydrated counts as injured/ill.
r/frogs • u/Hot_Discount2652 • 8h ago
My first toad
My first amphibian. His name is Gaben, he is a giant marine toad
r/frogs • u/Acceptable-Whole2854 • 16h ago
ID Request Bull frog or green frog?
Location: Pond right outside of Chicago, IL, USA
Can somebody tell me what species it is? It's about 2.5 inches long. Thanks!
r/frogs • u/Salty-Manager-969 • 6h ago
Where is the frog? Today I found this little visitor among my plants
r/frogs • u/Joestar4ever • 9h ago
Bull Frog Do American Bullfrogs sleep?
I saw a fact that bullfrogs don't sleep. Then I looked through some reddit threads and found that the "fact" is not true.
But then I stumbled on a comment that its only the American bullfrog that doesn't sleep. But no person engaged with that comment so I have no way of finding if that is true.
So I came here for answers. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
r/frogs • u/Historical-Skill-838 • 20h ago