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    ricky
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    Default Hi everyone

    Greadings from Denmark

    I'm 39 y old. Work as a paramedic supervisor.

    I was kinda forced into the frog thing.
    My wife went to Thailand to visit her family and returned with a small indian bullfrog in the suitcase
    We were quit surprised to discover this little guy jumping around in the entrance.

    So now what? What are we going to do with this frog?
    Well, at first I wanted to give it to some Zoo or local animal park, but after some thought i wanted to keep him.

    I did have a snake (a 27 kg/4 metre Burmese Pyhton) many years ago, so keeping a frog wasn't that scary.

    I bought a small vivarium to start out with, but creating a bigger and better one at the moment.
    http://www.frogforum.net/vivarium-te...-vivarium.html

    Take care!

    Regards

    Ricky

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    Welcome Ricky! that frog must've been quite the surprise. I think you'll find plenty of advice and consolation hear at FF!

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    Hello Denmark ,
    Welcome to Frog Forum
    We would love to see a photo of the little guy.

    Do you mean Indian Bullfrog ( Hoplobatrachus tigerinus ) ?
    The one with the blue vocal sacs?

    Wild Fact #122 – Dressed to Impress – Indian Bullfrog | Wild Facts

    Hopefully you could start a thread for him, so we can all watch him grow

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    Hello and welcome to FF Ricky !
    Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog !​

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    I think that is a really really cool to get to start a new life with this Extraordinary creature and this kind of creature i bet you will be very very impressed with the way they live, Sleep, Eat... Ext.... But They Have Fascinated me Since My Stepmom got 2 Red Eyed Tree Frogs! and then my Dad ,DigitalPunk, Started to get more and more frogs So My Brother ,DigitalDart, Got Interested also so he got 4 frogs But I wasn't very interested in them at the time so... i got fish... But I got more and more interested as the days went by so i got 2 aquarium frogs and one of them well we think one of them got eaten by my goldfish.. but i still have one and i really really want some starter frogs not aquarium frogs but frogs that were bread in captivity! Thank You for your Time!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by flybyferns View Post
    Hello Denmark ,
    Welcome to Frog Forum
    We would love to see a photo of the little guy.

    Do you mean Indian Bullfrog ( Hoplobatrachus tigerinus ) ?
    The one with the blue vocal sacs?

    Wild Fact #122 – Dressed to Impress – Indian Bullfrog | Wild Facts

    Hopefully you could start a thread for him, so we can all watch him grow

    No, sorry.
    Its a asian bullfrog(Kaloula pulchra), also called banded bull frog, chubby frog, Asian painted frog, rice frog, or bubble frog.

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    Im not sure how big they will be as full grown, but think this is a young frog!

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    he's cute. But are those little things ticks on him? looks like maybe 2 of them?
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    Hello. I love these guys. They are a very cute species. They get around 2.5"-3.5" with females larger than males. These are HUGE burrowers so be sure to provide plenty of soil. It does look like he has ticks. Can you confirm? A quarantine process may be needed before placing them on soil. This way they wont lay eggs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by poison View Post
    Hello. I love these guys. They are a very cute species. They get around 2.5"-3.5" with females larger than males. These are HUGE burrowers so be sure to provide plenty of soil. It does look like he has ticks. Can you confirm? A quarantine process may be needed before placing them on soil. This way they wont lay eggs.
    I just checked the frog in the vivarium and there is nothing on it now.
    Assume it soil or piece of wood.

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    Recommend don't place frog in any surfaces other than damp unprinted paper towel or it's substrate. Frogs belly's are very absorbent and frog can get sick from chemicals in any surface.
    Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog !​

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    Hey Ricky! Welcome to the best Frog community on the interwebs! Glad your frog made it through customs with out much trouble
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mentat View Post
    Recommend don't place frog in any surfaces other than damp unprinted paper towel or it's substrate. Frogs belly's are very absorbent and frog can get sick from chemicals in any surface.
    Will keep that in mind��

    I took this picture right after he had jumped out of my wife's suitcase ��

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    Quote Originally Posted by DigitalPunk View Post
    Hey Ricky! Welcome to the best Frog community on the interwebs! Glad your frog made it through customs with out much trouble
    Thanks.

    Just happy it wasn't a king cobra. 😁😁

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    Quote Originally Posted by DigitalPunk View Post
    Hey Ricky! Welcome to the best Frog community on the interwebs! Glad your frog made it through customs with out much trouble
    Thanks.

    Just happy it wasn't a king cobra she brought home 😁😁

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