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This
is Beany. Beany is one of two Red Eye Tree frogs who share a
tank. Beany likes to hang out on the waterfall., while the
other, Cecil, likes to stay in leaves.
Owner:
Email:
endotripp@netscape.net |
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The
first pic is of my one week old frog "Philbert"
He's about a quarter of an inch long. The second pic is of my
other frog "Sheldon" he's about 4 months old &
one inch long. They are both Tasmanian Brown Tree frogs and
were raised from tadpoles.
Owner: Lia
Email:
litttlegreenfrog@hotmail.com |
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This
is Calvert, a Northern Cricket Frog (acris crepitans). Calvert
is about the size of a quarter, now, but can be expected to
grow up to 1.5 inches in length. Even though he is small, he
can jump up to 3 feet at a time! Like all northern cricket
frogs, Calvert likes to eat any small insect that travels his
way. Right now, that primarily means crickets and flightless
fruit flies. We think Calvert is a boy because he makes the
sound that male northern cricket frogs make: a clicking sound
very much like a loud cricket. Calvert’s original home was a
swamp about a quarter mile inland from the Chesapeake Bay in
southern Maryland.
Owner: Kelly
Email:
laceyk@bulldog.georgetown.edu |
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This
is Hoppy.
"I caught this frog along with 2 others in a small
drainage stream near my house in these pics he's sitting under
a log and now its his spot and loves it."
Owner: Chris
Email:
childofthekorn1987@hotmail.com
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This
is Hannibal. He is a young Pyxie, or African Bullfrog (Pyxicephalus
adspersus). He is a great devourer of crickets and nightcrawlers.
He likes to eat, and sit, and eat, and sit, and occasionally
move. He is named Hanniabl because he ate his cage mate,
another pyxie, before I got him. He is growing quick and is
presumably a male because of the abnormal amount of yellow
coloration under his throat, this means he will grow to about
9 inches in length. He is shown here trying to eat the digital
camera.
Owner: Snake Guy
email:
SnakeGuy88@aol.com
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This
Red Eyed Tree Frog belongs to JJ. It is one of Three. They all
live in a large tank with a waterfall and lots of live plants.
Owner: JJ
email:
jjsierra@usa.net
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This
is my pet frog Webster. He is a Pixie frog, African burrowing
bull frog. He nicely posed on our sensor frog which alerts us
of unwanted guests. However, Webster is an attack frog
and we feel quite safe with him around. He is quite
independent and roams the house when ever he tires of his
tank. That usually occurs after a trip since we have 2
residences and Webster dislikes traveling! He lives with us
and 13 other frogs. Obviously we are a froggy family.
Owner: Carole Tobey
email:
carole@frogdaze.com.
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Here
is my visitor every night, Rosa. She comes right around my
front door area. I have a frog crossing sign up there & a
lot of little frog figurines but I suspect she likes to feed
there. She's a frequent visitor & my husband and I wait
for her every night.
Owner: Rose
email:
rhrosenga@aol.com
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Freddie
somehow managed to come in out of the wild (a marsh near our
home) and take residence in our basement, living in a small
puddle caused by the condensation on our water tank. After a
couple of months, we decided to make him our pet. We
believe that he is an Eastern Frog.
Owner: Hector Marchand
email:
hectorm@harron.net
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This
is Little One, a Green Tree Frog. She likes to hide in her
tree log and climbs out to eat her dinner. She may be small,
but she can eat a lot of crickets!.
Owner: Lilly
email:
froggirl@citlink.net
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 Here
is Emmitt. He is a Whites Tree Frog. He is just under a
year old and loves to climb on his tree limb and eat crickets.
Owners: Jessica and Robbie
email:
jon@HollidayHikers.com
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"Frogglet"
is a Fire Bellied Toad, Patricia has had her going on one
year, and she loves her crickets!
Owner: Patricia "Sissie"
email: FroggieStyle79@excite.com |
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Meet
"Gollum" a Whites Tree Frog.
Owner: Mark Ware
email:
mware@ccisd.k12.mi.us |
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