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Smolest Frog ever?

He’s about one or two centimetres long.

Found him in Northeastern Brazil, anyone know what species this is?

u/777F_lover2008 — 19 hours ago
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I picked up this little ring at an anime event ☺️ I was so happy when I saw it 🐸💖

u/Gloomy-Friend-4947 — 13 hours ago
Some people inherit money. Others inherit ceramic toilet frogs.
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Some people inherit money. Others inherit ceramic toilet frogs.

These have been in my family for at least 50 years, but no living family members have any idea where they came from. No maker's marks or labels, they appear to have been hand painted. Wish I had the backstory, for now they are just fanciful toilet art. Or perhaps "pottyry."

Edit: Thank you to u/gayjoystick for accurately identifying the maker of the frog molds as Arnel's (verified by carved signature on the "thinking frog's" right foot.

u/Hipster-Deuxbag — 20 hours ago
Image 1 — my fantastic francis ❄️
Image 2 — my fantastic francis ❄️
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my fantastic francis ❄️

just recently upgraded his tank too, i love him so much. i am so amazed by his snowflakes :)

u/Sophiebunnie19 — 13 hours ago
Image 1 — Had the pleasure of photographing this adorable Treefrog tonight!
Image 2 — Had the pleasure of photographing this adorable Treefrog tonight!
Image 3 — Had the pleasure of photographing this adorable Treefrog tonight!
Image 4 — Had the pleasure of photographing this adorable Treefrog tonight!
Image 5 — Had the pleasure of photographing this adorable Treefrog tonight!
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Had the pleasure of photographing this adorable Treefrog tonight!

u/Logi_Risk_ — 15 hours ago
Overweight Chubby Frog?
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Overweight Chubby Frog?

I haven’t had a frog for very long and I’m worried my chubby frog may be overweight. I read online that they shouldn’t have fat folds but my little guy definitely does. Do you guys think he’s overweight? If so, how often should I be feeding him instead of every other day/every two days?

u/mandy-is-lame — 15 hours ago
Image 1 — White's tree frogs illustrations
Image 2 — White's tree frogs illustrations
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White's tree frogs illustrations

They're so lovely! I drew these as a request from a follower on Tiktok 🐸🥰

u/Jukeibohx — 21 hours ago
Image 1 — Please help!!
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Please help!!

I was checking on my frogs tonight and my squirrel tree frog pesto seems to be sick. He dropped some weight and seems super lethargic. He is a “rescue ” I got at work from a plant truck from Florida I’ve had him for about two years any advice is welcome!

u/Hungry-Ad-8028 — 15 hours ago
Frogs from my nightly walk with my husband 🌙 🐸
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Frogs from my nightly walk with my husband 🌙 🐸

Anytime we walk by the frogs they never flinch, I guess they are used to us 🤣. Just wanted to share 🤗✌🏾.

u/Queen_Leo03 — 21 hours ago
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Help looking for a first frog/toad species!

Hi all! I've adored frogs and toads for several years now; however, as a college student (and now graduate student in shared housing), I've yet to actually get one due to apartment rules. Fortunately, I graduate soon and may procure a lump! I know that WTFs, pacmans, and tomato frogs are known as the easiest to care for; I also love toads of any kind (my dream species is japanese common toad, but I live in the US and there's no shot I could get one of those guys, I think). So, what would you recommend for a semi-broke graduate student? I really want to make sure I can give it the best life I can within a reasonable budget. Thanks :)

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u/Apophtalo — 18 hours ago
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African dwarf frog & feeding

I’m not sure how to know my African dwarf frog is eating.. I only have axolotl pellets, and I think it’s a juvenile. It’s only about 1 inch, but I don’t want it to starve. it’s pretty stressful. I feed it around the same time every day, the same time I turn the lights off and I tap the aquarium every time so it knows there’s food. I just don’t want it to starve please help😣

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u/FatherCantaloupe — 15 hours ago
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Paludarium question.

So i wanna get starry night reed frogs. Havent dont much research yet (But i will i promise im not a dum dum) but can i keep them in a paludarium? Like waterfall, small water feature? Or can they not really swim therefore making it unsafe? Cause i know stuff like dart frogs really cant swim very well so just wanna make sure reed frogs arent the same

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u/Josh24forever — 18 hours ago
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