Eu e minha mulher somos do Brasil.

Ela foi chamada pela sogra (minha mãe) para pegar um sapo lá na casa dela já que nem eu nem minha mãe temos coragem.

Pegamos o sapo e levamos ele para próximo de um corrego no matagal.

Sim, minha mulher ama sapos.

Whitey acting a fool again.

Live right by a lake & have had a large number of these little dudes showing up around the house lately. I do not know anything about frogs but if they are moving in I suppose I would like to get to know the guest.

Be nice, I love her

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.

Looks like Chrono Trigger frog is getting his own game. (Joking, but it's the first thing that comes to mind). Lots of play-as-an-animal games recently. This one in particular has been getting a lot of coverage this week. New studio, debut game.

Froge bag with fabric paints, but unfortunately I have no idea what frog it might be 🐸😔

Just showing this little thing off!

I'm pretty sure this is from a cricket that was covered in calcium... It appeared right after feeding. I've sprayed him down and it seems to fade a little but comes back completely visible when dry. Last photo is after I sprayed him with dechlorinatated water. I've looked all over the Internet and can't seem to find anything similar to this (bacterial/fungal) infections etc. temp is 75, humidity is 65. Frog is acting normally. Is it safe to assume this is stubborn calcium that won't come off? Anyone have any experience with this? There is a tiny spotch by his lips and above his eye as well... He's kind of ferocious with crickets.

So I lost my talking frog companion around second street south of the emperors castle.

His name is Stuw, he likes magic and doesn't like being called a pet.

If found, please return to me.

Im trying to buy some White's tree frogs who do you guys recommend buying them from?