Please help...not a frog person but have an injured frog, what should I do?

[Liz De Vries]

Thanks! This morning I went out to check the pitcher and he was gone but had left us a "gift" of frog poo. So, my guess, is he's just fine. I'm not a "frog person" but am a "caterpillar person" and have had an injured caterpillar who pooped one day but still died the next day so I know it's possible that he could still die but he seems pretty healthy otherwise and moves well so I'm going to assume that he'll be fine. Since we've seen him several times I could try to catch him and take him to a vet, etc, but if he's fine why put him through the stress? My 6 y/o daughter said, "Mom, maybe he's not injured. Maybe he just has one hand smaller than the other like Nemo."

It was fun learning about him and getting to enjoy him for a little bit. We do have some potted plants out but they're on the other side of the deck. I think I'll move them closer to the big tree and turn the outside light on to make it more frog friendly and maybe we'll have a "deck pet".

Is there a way to tell if he is really a "he" or a "she"?

Thanks again!

[Tubby0512]

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Is there a way to tell if he is really a "he" or a "she"?
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I have a Grey Tree Frog as a pet. Had him since he was an egg. Males are the ONLY ones that croak and they have black specials on their throats (sometimes it can be a solid black color). Females do not croak and their throats are white.

[ICFrogs]

That's a Gorgeous Grey!!!
Wish I was closer, I'd take care of him.

[Liz De Vries]

Yeah, he is beautiful. And he's wiggled his way into our hearts...that was unexpected! We're going to set our deck up in a frog friendly manner and hopefully he'll be our little deck pet.