r/frogs • u/Apprehensive_Sky4558 • 16h ago
Dammmmn
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r/frogs • u/Apprehensive_Sky4558 • 16h ago
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r/frogs • u/banbarsoap • 3h ago
I'm adding the flair just because it says so. I have a vet appointment booked for next Thursday the 30th, but I wanted some second opinions if I should try to go in sooner.
My WTF Daisy has developed a white-ish haze over her eye the last month or so, and it now has spread to her other eye slightly. She is eating and behaving normally, my other 2 WTFs seem fine and healthy with no haziness.
Any advice is welcome! Thanks all :)
(I high key love these pictures of my goobers lmao)
r/frogs • u/mizardblack • 5h ago
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I stayed in an Airbnb in upstate NY, near German Town. They all came out after the rain.
I know it must not be good for them, but apparently these guys are fine with chlorine pool water!?
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r/frogs • u/thatgoots • 4h ago
These tiny green frogs show up on our back door glass daily. My daughter calls them her tiny window frogs. She wants to know if there is anything that we could put on our back porch for these tiny little guys to enjoy? Any info is greatly appreciated.
r/frogs • u/Gloomy_Discussion_68 • 4h ago
r/frogs • u/Regular_Fox_3566 • 10h ago
My Bombina orientalis are very young, they're about 2,8cm (1,1").
When I got them, they were mostly brown with just a tint of color.
Now after a month they grew a lot and 3 started to turn really blue and one of them is almost sky blue.
Now to my question, how high are the chances of this being a mutation? Of them staying this Blue?
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r/frogs • u/SgtLesserArctic • 23h ago
First three photos are Fiddle, my pet frog, who is new to the house and settling in nicely. The third photo was him on the way home and I just think it’s so cute. The last is his outdoor brother (wild frog) Toadie. For the record, I know he is not a toad but my brother insisted on calling a frog that was the same breed, Toadie and we have called every frog since then that shows up in the yard Toadie.
r/frogs • u/Strange-Awareness531 • 1h ago
They ignored all my messages about them being dyed…theyre not even being handled well
r/frogs • u/sweetskygirl • 3h ago
Found this cutie and more the other night. Many tree frogs around so probably a tree frog
r/frogs • u/Gloomy_Discussion_68 • 3h ago
r/frogs • u/NearbyPomegranate833 • 2h ago
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I’m pretty sure these are mosquito larvae but before I kill them I want opinions. Are these for sure mosquitoes or could they be tadpoles? It would definitely be a weird place for tadpoles but would be cool!!!