r/FrogsAndToads • u/Lost_Yak_2354 • Aug 10 '26
Wild I planted over 72 seeds and not a single one grew, but I sprouted a frog! 🐸
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r/FrogsAndToads • u/whiskiidoo • Aug 18 '26
It’s super cute but after some research I found out that it’s bad to hold them with bare hands so I feel kinda bad now :(
Also could anyone tell me what kind of frog this is?
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u/Sof_ruca
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May 08 '26
Petco has recently started selling PAC-MAN frogs as desk top pets. Please sign the change petition AND COMMENT ON THEIR SOCIAL MEDIA
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u/Appropriate-Month-37
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u/Angry-Pollywog
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I hand paint them the best I can with my disabilities... How did I do?
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r/FrogsAndToads • u/PersimmonSad76 • Jul 31 '25
I have no clue what’s happening to my red eyed tree frog I can’t find anything about it on the internet whatsoever does anyone have any answers?? For context, yesterday apparently two of my three red eyed tree frogs escaped (I think). I cannot find one and am still desperately looking, but I do have four cats. I think they unfortunately ate her… this little guy, on the other hand, I found when my cat brought him to me in her mouth. She hadn’t clenched her jaw on him, but there was a tinny spot of incision on his back. I put a little bit of warm, not hot, water on it, and put him back in his tank. I didn’t know what else to do, since I got him hundreds of miles away, and there isn’t any help near me. Today, sometime after noon, he started developing these stripes. He’s perfectly conscious, he can walk fine, and sleep fine, and he doesn’t seem panicked. I’m scared he will perish the way my other frog already has, and that my third one will be left alone. Does anyone have any ideas?
r/FrogsAndToads • u/No_Language_4649 • Apr 27 '25
Hello all. My daughter found this toad in our yard today. We’ve never seen a black toad in our yard before, but we often see other types in the spring and summer. We live in Dayton, Ohio if it helps. I’m very curious what kind of toad this is, if anyone knows!
r/FrogsAndToads • u/doineedaname-1993 • Nov 08 '25
So here's the thing, I thought he was dead at some point, and I was touching him but he wasn't moving at allll!!!! I pocked him, picked him up, no care in the world, mind you, HE IS NOT MY FROG, he just lives in my house with a bunch of other frogs xD My first question is is he okay ? Is he just fat and lazy?! And second what kind of frog is it. I love him and I think I'm gonna make him a pretty space for him to live in and be safe.
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May 29 '26
And what kind??? We don’t have water anywhere I know of near us but it did rain
r/FrogsAndToads • u/emotionalthong • Apr 01 '25
Location: southern Florida. Found this guy in my garden sleeping under my cucumber plants. Removed him under the suspicion he’s a cane toad and don’t want my dogs to find him. Is my ID correct? I’ve never seen one that’s green + he has a cloudy eye that I thought was interesting. I held him for about 10min and saw no secretions.
r/FrogsAndToads • u/Will_I_FuckItUp • 16d ago
This closed terrarium (It's my mother's) has been on the windowsill for about a year. Last night, I opened it to refresh the air and give it a little water, and the next morning I saw a little frog sat on the moss. At first I was convinced it was a rock, but after looking closely its definitely a frog. I moved it so I could inspect it, and he moved around so he's definitely alive in there. My mother is out of the house right now, so I haven't been able to ask her directly where she found it or why she put it in the terrarium, but I texted her and replied that he's been there for about two weeks (minimum). I said he's not got any bugs to eat in there, and she said she "thought he would eat the dirt"?
What do I do this the frog? I think she found him in the garden and thought the terrarium would be a comfortable environment for him. If anyone knows what kind of frog it is, please comment - we are in the southwest UK, and he's about the size of the pad of my thumb. Is it better to release him, or keep him there and feed him?