MOTW - Sept 23 - Sept 29 2012 - MikesFrogs

[Jenste]

Wednesday, show and tell. Wow us with your pictures/videos/sound clips.


I am sorry for not making it on yesterday - my husband's grandfather passed Monday night so we have been busy with family.
I look forward to coming back and catching up on you Mike!

[JeffreH]

Send our condolences from the FrogForum family to your husband and family members Jenna... I think I can speak for everyone in saying that you have done a great job maintaining the MOTW forum and a meager one day delay given the circumstances is completely understandable.

Looking forward to hearing more about you as well Mike! = )

[mikesfrogs]

Lots of random pictures of animals i have and had.

[JeffreH]

I'm partial to that gorgeous retic but I have to admit I never realized there were so many different morphotypes of Pacman frog (assuming they are all the same species, I am not very well versed in my frog identification).

I've really only seen a few examples in person with minor varying degrees of color from what I'd assume are wildtypes and albinos; I had no idea so much morph potential was in these frogs. Dark ones, bright ones, different patterns... I think the one that is most interesting to me is the about halfway down to the far right... he kind of looks like a piebald? Awesome.

Nice collection you've had there Mike! Enjoyed your photos = )

[GrifTheGreat]

I'm partial to that gorgeous retic but I have to admit I never realized there were so many different morphotypes of Pacman frog (assuming they are all the same species, I am not very well versed in my frog identification).

I've really only seen a few examples in person with minor varying degrees of color from what I'd assume are wildtypes and albinos; I had no idea so much morph potential was in these frogs. Dark ones, bright ones, different patterns... I think the one that is most interesting to me is the about halfway down to the far right... he kind of looks like a piebald? Awesome.

Nice collection you've had there Mike! Enjoyed your photos = )

!I believe that is a C. Cranwelli Lime Green Albino Mutant Jeff. To put it in a rough way, there are a ridiculous amount of varying color Morphs out there. Especially of C. Cranwelli. Mike has many as you can see

[mikesfrogs]

If its the one in the pic here that is of a form of mutant. They change color. Pic is of baby and sub adult.

[GrifTheGreat]

If its the one in the pic here that is of a form of mutant. They change color. Pic is of baby and sub adult.

Was I right about the kind of mutant is is Mike?

[mikesfrogs]

The one above is a blue eyed mutant. I do have two lime green mutants. Don't know what pic was looked at. Lol

[mikesfrogs]

There will be as many pacman frog morphs as their is ball python morphs

I'm partial to that gorgeous retic but I have to admit I never realized there were so many different morphotypes of Pacman frog (assuming they are all the same species, I am not very well versed in my frog identification).

I've really only seen a few examples in person with minor varying degrees of color from what I'd assume are wildtypes and albinos; I had no idea so much morph potential was in these frogs. Dark ones, bright ones, different patterns... I think the one that is most interesting to me is the about halfway down to the far right... he kind of looks like a piebald? Awesome.

Nice collection you've had there Mike! Enjoyed your photos = )