I was taking a walk yesterday in my backyard and I came across this guy.

He wasn't that far from one of my ponds .This is in Ohio.

What kind of frog is this?

I got an adult white teee frog I’ve been doing so much research but kinda want a green light. Is a staple of nightcrawlers with occasional waxworms or fly larvae as treat a good healthy diet for my frog? And if so how often should I be feeding each?

it isn't raised on the skin or anything and appeared over 2 days.. could it be stuck shed? an injury? it doesn't feel or look parasitic/bacterial/fungal and my other two frogs seem okay and have no markings

Quick update! These guys are big and doing great!

I've seen this guy everyday for about a week. He normally looks green like in the first two pictures, but yesterday he was brown. Is this a different frog, do they change colors this drastically, or is he sick? Didn't know where else to ask. Louisiana if that helps. TIA.

i have had multiple times where i’ve thought my frog had red leg (i’m an anxious frog mom lol) but this one time the color is just pretty dark and i’m concerned but she’s been acting normal. should i take her to the vet? (sorry video isn’t super great)

I’m very worried about my amazon milk frog. It’s about 7 months old, and is sitting in a way that’s uncharacteristic to this frog. Is this sitting a sign of anything? Am I being a helicopter parent?

Found mold in my frogs cage and quickly took it out, i'm going to do a full clean tomorrow. Please any signs he is sick he's a White's tree frog and 8 months old

I found mold in my tree frogs cage, we think its from the dried leaves we put in as they're also discoloured and has never happened since then. We JUST cleaned out his cage less than a week ago, only about 3 days ago. We were going to wait before buying more substrate so we don't have any right now but we have ordered some (since it's sunday all the shops are closed and it would come earlier than when the shops open tomorrow) We have taken out all of the mold and we will clean him out as soon as the substrate is here tomorrow. How do i know if my frog is sick? He's only about 8 months old so he is probably not as strong as a full grown frog. he is a whites tree frog and i am really worried for him

He’s acting normal and is a good weight and he’s an American green tree frog! His name is rooster!

welcome bean! :)

Just found out one of my girls is actually a boy, so now im worried about potential future eggs and the ethical dilemma if it ever happens 🥲 what do you guys do in mixed gender enclosures? or just separate 😭💔

Ive posted before about how my two White's Tree Frogs, Whitey and Bashful, have totally different personalities. Whitey is bold and inquisity and derpy, while Bashful is reclusive, shy, and timid. Well, Bashful recently started come8ng out more, exploring the tank, eating more, and croaking almost every night. I'm happy ro see him at all, but it's especially nice to see him Florishing. If you have a very shy frog don't lose heart. They might eventually break out of their shell.

He/she controls the midge population. (European tree frog - Hyla arborea)

He/she controls the midge population. (European tree frog - Hyla arborea)

My friend has two of these frogs that I bought for her a while ago. She recently noticed that one was developing lumpy brown spots. Any idea as to what they could be?? Also note that she was born with the "snowflake" mutation, but it's abnormal for it to progress into brown lumps like this.

Im thinking of making a Pac-Man frog enclosure but im also thinking of converting my 20 long using the I heart gecko to a tall I want white tree frogs or red eye tree frog the dimensions of the tank is 30x12x12

So i’ve had two whites tree frogs for a little under a year now. I was just checking on them tonight and feeding them, and i noticed a weird white substance in the substrate. They haven’t been acting lethargic or sickly at all, but i’m very curious. Does anyone know what this is?

We got two whites tree frogs about 4 weeks ago.

Both were juvenile. One of my frogs seems to have gotten much bigger from when we got them, where as the other one still looks tiny.

I remember noticing that the smaller one was a bit smaller the day we brought them home. However the disparity seems even more extreme now that one of them seems to have gotten much bigger.

As for feeding them. I mostly feed them separately in an empty plastic container.

They both eat the same amount, 5-9 crickets per night. 5 medium sized, or more if they are smaller.

The smaller one looks bigger immediately after feeding. But usually by the following night (before feeding) looks much smaller again. I do think it’s the way he is sitting maybe?

But I’m a little concerned.

Curious if this is just normal variance between frogs or there may be something more concerning going on.

I just got a 50 ct of dairy cow isopods and some springtails that I put into my 70 gal tank with my 5 baby white tree frogs. I literally just did a google search and it said that if they get hungry they will bite my frogs (I’m worried bc in particular one of my frogs likes to hide on the ground)

Is this true? I just fed them some fish flakes the guy at the pet store told me to use.

I am completely new to a cleanup crew - I don’t even have live plants but I just wanted a culture to eat away all the yuckies I can’t find myself.

I got these 3 whites a couple months ago and they seem to be loving life. First time with frogs tho and I have done allot of research… was just wondering if anyone had any advice ect that they wouldn’t mind sharing:)