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    My littlest Wood frog (Baby Jr.) hasn't grown much since I caught him/her back in August of this year. The frog still remains roughly .5 inches in length STV (the frog probably hasn’t hit its growth spurt yet lol). Some Wood frogs mature and grow faster than others. It can take anywhere from a year to 2 years for a juvenile to reach its full size of adulthood.

    Here are some pictures I took recently of my Baby Jr. I have him near a penny and my Whites tree frog, Hubbie Mcgrubber –pronounce hue-bee mick-groo-ber—, to give you an idea of his diminutive size. He/she is pretty healthy and is one of the most feisty frogs I've seen when comes to eating ;D.
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    Awww, he's soo cute! What kind of moss is that?

    Love your whites name!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Poly View Post
    Awww, he's soo cute! What kind of moss is that?

    Love your whites name!
    Lol, I know ;D. To be honest, I'm not quite sure what type of moss it is. I found it growing on the base of a cotton wood tree, so I would asume that it would be some kind of tree moss. It's a pretty hardy type of moss though.

    Haha, thanks....I had no idea what to name him when I first got him, so my family helped with the naming process. His name is a combination of cutie and Mcgrubber, which is the SNL name version of MacGyver hehe .
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    Quote Originally Posted by frogluver View Post
    Lol, I know ;D. To be honest, I'm not quite sure what type of moss it is. I found it growing on the base of a cotton wood tree, so I would asume that it would be some kind of tree moss. It's a pretty hardy type of moss though.

    Haha, thanks....I had no idea what to name him when I first got him, so my family helped with the naming process. His name is a combination of cutie and Mcgrubber, which is the SNL name version of MacGyver hehe .
    Oh, cool, do you use terrarium lights to keep it growing?

    Haha... I KNEW I recognized that name from somewhere! Clearly to watch SNL... too bad last night's was a repeat...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Poly View Post
    Oh, cool, do you use terrarium lights to keep it growing?

    Haha... I KNEW I recognized that name from somewhere! Clearly to watch SNL... too bad last night's was a repeat...
    I keep the moss in the container, above, near my frog's tank (where it gets some light, but not in full blast) and seems to grow fine. Though, I do have some in the terrarium itself and it too grows fine. I have noticed that if the moss gets too wet, it tends to brown.

    Haha! I didn't watch last night's SNL :P.
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    Quote Originally Posted by frogluver View Post
    I keep the moss in the container, above, near my frog's tank (where it gets some light, but not in full blast) and seems to grow fine. Though, I do have some in the terrarium itself and it too grows fine. I have noticed that if the moss gets too wet, it tends to brown.

    Haha! I didn't watch last night's SNL :P.
    Lol, you can't win with moss, has to be not to damp, but not to dry, not full light, but still enough to grow... Ha ha!

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    Awe! So tiny
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    Exactly how mine looked! I had to let mine go though :/

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    Quote Originally Posted by LazyEyedFroggie View Post
    I had to let mine go though :/
    Why?

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    Why?
    That's exactly what I was going to ask!
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    Super adorable!
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    So littlee!

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