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I'm not sure what species it is. The photo isn't that great, but whatever species it is - being a frog I'm pretty sure feeding it insects (crickets mostly) will help him survive and keep him moist.
Need Help Identifying and Keeping this frog alive!
I actually found this little guy at my work in North Bay Ontario Canada! He was hiding in a box of grape fruit. I believe the box came from the states. Anyone know how I should keep this little guy a alive or what species he is?
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Re: Need Help Identifying and Keeping this frog alive!
I'm not sure what species it is. The photo isn't that great, but whatever species it is - being a frog I'm pretty sure feeding it insects (crickets mostly) will help him survive and keep him moist.
Re: Need Help Identifying and Keeping this frog alive!
He looks like a North American toad to me..My daughter catches frogs and toads around here and lets the go free..I'm sure someone can give you a definite answer though..
Re: Need Help Identifying and Keeping this frog alive!
Definitely not. Toads are dry, bumpy and have non-webbed fingers that come to a point.Originally Posted by DayzMommie
The frog photographed here clearly has wet skin, webbed back feet, and sticky round toe pads.
My vote is Cuban Treefrog (Osteopilus septentrionalis), but I'm certainly not an expert.
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