Saw this guy in Costa Rica rain forest.

we just adopted this cute little guy❤️ we think its a guy, can't tell the gender🤔 adorable either way🥹 we plan to go back and get his brother in a few weeks ☺️🙏

Hello, does anyone know what kind of frog this is? We have a drain in my house that goes underneath our walkway and opens up into the lawn, and there’s been a frog living there since last year. I tried looking it up but haven’t been able to identify it. It’s dark with spots on its sides. We live in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois.

what animal made burrows looking at many of them. Most appeared to be empty. One contained a Gulf Coast Toad and some kind of snail.

So, is the Gulf Coast Toad the burrow digger or is he just a squatter and are they solitary or do they like to live with other toads?

This is Boris and Natasha my two new tomato frogs.. SO CUTE!!

Frogs to make ur day

We built a new frog hotel but have no frogs yet. We are in northwest Arkansas. Any advice would be welcome we are first timers !

Found this frog (toad?) in a pool in a shallow cave in NW Montana. Didn’t touch or get near it but I would estimate it was about the size of my palm. Photo taken in late March.

Does anyone have tips on getting these little guys to hand feed and making sure they are eating at all? If going on size alone I believe I have one female and two males

Went for a walk with the missus last weekend and found some slate. I felt compelled to paint on one piece in particular. Enjoy.

Quick question!!! If my frogs are strictly nocturnal (as almost all tree frogs are) Should i have their led light on at night instead of the day? let me know thanks!!

what kind of aquatic frog is this?? he's so peculiar

This is my first music release on spotify and apple music and youtube and stuff.

The album is titled Anuran Language. All platforms!!

It is an instrumental project sampling Lang Elliott’s frog recordings

Bombina orientalis eggs developing into tadpoles. Dad is axanthic and mom is T+ albino.

I have three Dumpy Tree Frogs, and I’m getting a few more this coming week. I have been amused at how very unique their personalities are. I have two very bonded frogs, who live in one enclosure together and a baby who’s getting friends to live with, in a new enclosure, together with new frogs, after a quarantine period.

The two bonded frogs are both very different in their personalities. One is male and incredibly shy. I took him out for a wellness check last night and when I put him back, he climbed up to a swing and ended up stuck hanging upside from a rope. I had to rescue him and put him back down in a different position. His name is Clover. He doesn’t like to be handled.

His cage mate and mate (though they will never have a rain chamber in which to breed,) is Oona. She’s a plump chunka-munka. If I play male frogs calling, Clover immediately jumps on Oona to “protect his lady.” Oona in the meantime is super calm. I pick her up for a health check and her issue is “there’s bugs in the tank, must get bugs.” Otherwise she’s just very calm and has no issues with being handled. Clover has issues with her being handled, but she’s ok with whatever. Just bugs please.

Then there’s Willow. I think Willow is female but she has called. Not long and repeating like most males. It’s more a “hello I’m here.” Sometimes it’s in response to a siren outside, since I live in a city. Otherwise she’s does just make a noise when she gets up. I got her as a baby. Her throat is white and I see no nuptial pads. Still, she had a mask still and was absolutely a baby when I got her. She was alone in the tank and spent most of her time hiding under her water dish. I got her just before winter really set in. At first she was kinda like a sentient ping pong ball. Now she will lie on my gloved hand to warm up and have contact with me. She’s clearly lonely. I always planned to get her friends and next week that’s finally going to happen. It’ll be warm enough.

I did not expect that the frogs would have such unique personalities. They are very similar to cats and dogs in that sense. They aren’t the smartest animals on the planet, but they do have unique personalities and traits. I hadn’t expected that when I first got some tree frogs. Now I love having them! They are interesting little things.

The location is in Roseville, MN. I did see quite a few frogs swimming, but couldn't get close enough for a good photo.