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    Hi all

    Can anyone tell if this is perhaps a Bufo Alvarius? It is being sold as a Lithobates catesbeianus, but I have my doubts.

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    Definitely not L. catesbeianus, they don't have paratoid glands. It does look like a B. alvarius but I don't know enough about them for a definitive ID, specifically if there's anything else similar that also shows up in the pet trade.

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    Brian is right, it's not an American bullfrog. From the looks of its paratoid glands and size, I am quite sure its it B. alvarius.
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