Pics of My Wood Frogs

[Dog Shrink]

Cute... I have a wild group of these that live in my basement.

[frogluver]

That's cool! How long have you had them ?

[Dog Shrink]

I started seeing them about mid last summer. They must have found a good place to brumate, I have a field stone foundation so a lot of crevaces, and I'm pretty sure this year I've seen 2 different sizes and colors. Hopefully male and female, hopefully they find a place to reproduce, if they can find a place to lay, I'll have more next summer. My rabbitry is in the basement so they really help with the bugs and spiders. I'd welcome a bunch more I also get th occasional woodhouse toad as well. They come from the closed off well outside the basement window.

[frogluver]

That's really neat and that would be awesome if they reproduced! I plan to breed some Wood frogs soon myself .

[Whistly]

They look great. Love the colours, the picture of them sat together is great.

[Dog Shrink]

That's really neat and that would be awesome if they reproduced! I plan to breed some Wood frogs soon myself .

That would be really cool... from my understanding wood frogs are one of the harder species to keep because they're so particular about their habitat but I guess my basement is providing something they like. I honestly never thought I'd see them again after winter (winters here get ungodly cold), but was pleasantly surprised when I finally did see them come out again. I hope you have success with your future breeding attempts.

[frogluver]

That would be really cool... from my understanding wood frogs are one of the harder species to keep because they're so particular about their habitat but I guess my basement is providing something they like. I honestly never thought I'd see them again after winter (winters here get ungodly cold), but was pleasantly surprised when I finally did see them come out again. I hope you have success with your future breeding attempts.

Thank you ! Yeah, your right about that lol! I have kept several Wood frogs over the past 7 years and have had problems in keeping them. However, through careful observations, I have found successful ways in caring for them. Do you think they might hibernate in your basement?