Hello from Wisconsin. I would like to have a frog ...

[Kimmers]

(not that we don't have loads of native here including in my gardens! lol) but ... I would like to have it in my office so the first question is, are there any frogs that are silent? It would not go over well to have a burst of song during conference calls and meetings.

If not, does anyone have any suggestions for another 'office' pet? I have two requirements though. First, no desert environments (lived in one 2 years and hated very minute! No offense meant to those who love it.) And second, it has to be diurnal. I don't want to have a lovely office companion if I can't actually see it!

I've done no research as yet on requirements as I thought the first step shold be to decide what species would be best. Thanks in advance for any and all responses.

Kimmers

[frogzombie]

Pacman frog? I read somewhere else a guy was keeping one in his office not sure how quiet but never heard a peep out of the ones at my local reptile store . They can live in a small enclosure just need to be kept wet. They love to borrow and can get big enough to eat pinky mice look into it.

[Kristen]

If you get female frogs, they wont call
Maybe dart frogs? They are very attractive and live in a tropical environment.

[Kimmers]

First I apologize for the delayed reply. I was on vacation (and will be again 8th through 13th) Thank you both for the information I will defintely look into that. Kristen, are frogs colored differently to indicate sex like birds are?