Hi from Tujunga, California!

[Kurt]

So do adults.

Its possible you have more than one species possible, but my best guess is that all your Leptopelis are the same species. As far as I know Leptopelis barbouri is not imported, I could be wrong though. The two most common species are flavomaculatus and vermiculatus.

Reed frogs are large, diverse group. Its such a shame that they are imported under the heading of "assorted reed frogs"

[StephenLS]

How loud are reed frogs ... in comparison with American Green Tree Frogs for example?

I love the look of them but have read so much about there excessively loud calling that I am dubious about having them in the house!

Ta

Steve

[Kurt]

To tell you the truth, I just don't know.

[frumiousfrog]

Hyperolius argus are not loud at all. Their call is almost like a clicking sound. You can find a sample vocalization at:

Academy Research

When I had several of these frogs, they vocalized every night. When I got down to one pair of frogs, the vocalizations were much less frequent. I miss hearing them--even my roommate smiles when they call, and she's not really a frog person (although I think she has potential...).

[Kurt]

Work on her. Frogs need as many friends as they can get.