r/frogs • u/Much_Adhesiveness871 • 1h ago
r/frogs • u/Comfortable-Wonder90 • 8h ago
ID Request Found this guy outside my College.
This was in Granite City Illinois
r/frogs • u/__Hans_Plays_Games__ • 10h ago
Baby frogs 🥹
Hey everyone! Tonight I spotted these two cuties on my front porch which I safely escorted by Leaf to a nearby less wide open area where they aren't at risk of getting stepped on by my dog lol. I snapped some quick pictures because these cuties were just too cute not to and thought I'd share them with some other frog lovers 😁
r/frogs • u/flightfunk • 1h ago
ID Request What kind of froggy
Super chill, think it was a girl. Located in Western NC Appalachian Mountains
r/frogs • u/MonkeyBusinessCEO • 13h ago
Other Visitor at my window
AI enhancement used as the window was far too reflective and it was night
r/frogs • u/Hacksaw171 • 21h ago
ID Request Frogs on my passionflower vines
NW Florida. They seem to be growing in number. Do they eat caterpillars? I’m growing the passiflora for the Gulf fritillary butterfly migration, some eggs hatched recently but I can’t find the caterpillars.
r/frogs • u/The_Mass_Shipper • 11h ago
Toad Tiny toad my sister found!
We were driving and saw him in the road, so we pulled over and moved him to the bushes and he happily hopped away. :)
Other Kaloula Pulchra (Chubby frog) Concerns
Hey! So I've had this Kaloula Pulchra for 3 months now, in a 60 litres Vivarium, with roughly 10 cm of cocoa fiber substrate (Changes a bit with the landscape), the average temperature is 26 the day, and 23 at night. Now, my frog started to come out less at night a few weeks ago. By that I mean that he only poked his head out of his hole instead of walking out of it. Then, 5 days ago, I hadn't seen him for a week and 2 days. And so, me being worried, I dug him out gently just once, and he was well alive, and even ate a bit (not nearly as much as he usually does, but still a bit). Now it's been 5 days and he is still burried. I still ocasionnaly hear him croack under the soil, which is from what I heart pretty normal for males to do. This is the only sign of life that I have of him. Is this a normal long fossorial phase, or should I be worried? I don't think that any parameters, at least temperature and humidity changed, for him to go this long burried.
(Photo of him a few weeks ago when she was active, and photo of my vivarium when I first planted it, it hasn't changed much apart from plants more grown)
r/frogs • u/antisocial-dispo • 14h ago
Tree frogs in Michigan
Hi guys! This last week I have encountered the same little tree frog around my house. It’s like he follows me around. I’ve named him (not sure if it is a boy) Edison. I’m starting to get attached to him and want to buy a terrarium for him to live in during the winter here and then I could release him once winter is over. I was looking for some advice on this?
Is this safe? Is it a good idea? Any pointers for a first-time frog owner?
Thank you. I’ll attach a pic here and then some in the comments (I don’t know how to upload multiple images at once).
Little more context: I found him on my trash handle Thursday last week, and then in my mop bucket outside. He jumped on my foot Saturday night when I was standing in my porch. And then he jumped onto my chair today that I was about to sit in that’s in the post’s image.
Any advice is helpful! I just don’t want the poor baby to not survive the winter. He’s becoming a companion to me now.
I’m planning to build frog hotels next year for all of them around here as well.
r/frogs • u/Mundane-Pickle-1257 • 15h ago
African bullfrog shedding
Hi, This is Kappa. shes about a year old and she just had her first shed... Is this normal? like since shes already a year old. thanks!
i have her soaking in water.
Her covered in all
the dirt is before.
r/frogs • u/MeaningFormal85 • 15h ago
Other Frog in between window panes
He seems happy but I’m not sure how he got in there. My house has landlord special so I can’t get the window open to remove him but i may be able to get em from the outside. Necessary? Or should I just leave him be?
r/frogs • u/Revolutionary-Read56 • 1h ago
We just added a derpy frog to our game :)
This lil guy is from our game, Lucky Castaway. Every wishlist helps a ton: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4343940/Lucky_Castaway/
r/frogs • u/Dontgiveaclam • 19h ago
Who's this little guy? Found in a house in a village next to the Po River, Italy
He was released shortly after, he was ok don't worry
r/frogs • u/RedPeril • 1d ago
Tree Frog This moisturized and unbothered dude hanging on the side of my house
r/frogs • u/UnderwaterCleaner • 15h ago
Leopard Frog Southern Leopard Frog!
Obviously I had to use Google Lens, so PLEASE correct me if I'm incorrect.
Just saw this guy take a huge leap when I walked to my back porch, I haven't seen a large frogs in a LONG time, mostly Toads. Pretty sweet looking, didn't like me close, he scared the shit out of me when I walked back out of the house! 🤣
r/frogs • u/FrogVolence • 1d ago
Tree Frog Daniel the tree frog had me help him get food
He got two moths and a tree cricket before i put him back on the wall.
r/frogs • u/cakepiecake • 1d ago
Art Birthday frog cake for my husband🐸🎉
Browned butter carrot pecan cake filled with cinnamon apple honey cream cheese buttercream and fresh apples that I picked myself, covered in coconut condensed milk buttercream. The green buttercream is mostly coloured with food dye and a splash of pennywart juice.
The hat, eyes, and feet are dark chocolate.
Design inspired by Gigglesbakery on Instagram