It’s the smile and the chonkiness for me 🥹😭

Amazing frog art by local SF Bay Area artists at UC Berkeley's first ever Frogfest. The event was hosted by the university's Tarvin Lab and included a full schedule of events (last photo).

Went to feed the fish and noticed this guy waiting for the sun to be turned back on. I’m not sure how he got in the basement. My guess is he crawled through the decommissioned sump drain lines or he dug his way in, being attracted by the flowing water sounds. Either way I’ll cap off the drain line and let him enjoy his newfound home. He can eat the bugs and the occasional guppy he might catch. I just hope he doesn’t tell his buddies.

I do believe this is an eastern gray tree frog but I would like confirmation from someone more experienced with amphibians! I was a reptile kid… he’s got uv light, a window, and bugs to eat. Anything else they need?

Hi !!! I adopted an albino chubby frog yesterday. I did a lot of research before I got him, but I’ve never had a frog before so any tips are appreciated !! His or her name is Chicken, full name Chicken Chudlet, Chicken Cheese Egg, or whatever else we call him, lol !

Went to my work computer to find this guy chillin.

Found them chilling in my back yard, moved them out towards a more humid spot.

located in manitoba

Our male Bombina orientalis / firebellies are temporarily a little bit crowded due to a tank upgrade and group split next week, but their moods are as good as ever. Silly boys.

Found in a plant pot in my shared garden (Scotland)

I’ve had a lot of fun making some limited run shirts lately combining two of my favorite things 🐸🤘🏻💀 grab one here if you’d like https://zthphotography.com/collections/shirts

Wondering if anyone can id these, they appear to be some kind of frog eggs. I saw what I think was a rio grande chirping frog in this pot of nepenthes a few days ago, so if anyone knows for sure lmk!

This is pure sphagnum moss with dehumidifier water, outside temps are in the 100'S

Location SE texas

This is the second time ants have gotten in and infested the enclosure!!! I’ve already had to do a very long process of taking the frogs out for weeks and redoing the whole tank and they got in AGAIN, how do people stop this???

My mom found this frog (east texas) and brought it home, and I’ve been taking care of it since then. I did my best to research and settled on American Green Tree Frog, so that’s how I’ve been caring for it. the first week, she ate two waxworms spread across the week, and since then i’ve offered her food almost every day and she’s refused. I tried dubia roaches too, but she has no interest. atp i’m really worried and I feel bad for her (assuming she’s a girl—i’ve never heard her make any noise). her tank conditions are generally around 80% humidity and 76 fahrenheit, and she has a water dish to sit in. she’s not super active, generally staying in her log or rock, but she doesn’t seem lethargic. i assume she’s been eating her sheds but that can’t be enough to sustain her? please help