Looking to get another frog Suggestions?

[COOCOpUcHoo]

So I am going to get another frog to add on with my pacman. (not in the same tank) I just want some suggestions on what i should get. I will not get any aquatic frogs, dart frogs or pixie frogs.

[Lija]

it depends on your $ situation, available space, etc. I'm guessing you might be wanting tree frog as pretty much everything else you don't want. tree frogs usually need big tanks and lot of stuff.

[Truffs1178]

Malayan horned frogs are cool. My local pet store has a few of these in stock but they are kind of expensive and are prone to infections especially on their protuberances.

[COOCOpUcHoo]

it depends on your $ situation, available space, etc. I'm guessing you might be wanting tree frog as pretty much everything else you don't want. tree frogs usually need big tanks and lot of stuff.

I am mainly looking for a terrestrial animal that is under 15 dollars.

[COOCOpUcHoo]

Malayan horned frogs are cool. My local pet store has a few of these in stock but they are kind of expensive and are prone to infections especially on their protuberances.

I have seen many of those horned frogs or leaf frogs or whatever you want to call them, but i just don't want to have to deal with the fact that it might die from mold or get sick easily.

[poison]

under $15? ummm fire belly toads? But those are semi aquatic. Maybe another green pacman? Sometimes they are sold for $15 out here. But tbh $15 is really low, you wont have much options.

[Mentat]

Based on your "not wants" and it being terrestrial; sounds like a toad would fit that "want" and budget. Depending on your location could catch (check laws) a tadpole or toadlet locally and use the $ for it's set-up. Good luck !

[poison]

I to was thinking some kind of toad (bufo).

[COOCOpUcHoo]

Based on your "not wants" and it being terrestrial; sounds like a toad would fit that "want" and budget. Depending on your location could catch (check laws) a tadpole or toadlet locally and use the $ for it's set-up. Good luck !

I just looked up laws and it says any amphibian or reptile that is not endangered can be captured and kept as a pet if it it not for the purpose of death. I am going to go herping into the forest and catch some tadpoles and toadlets. The toads n my area are Fowler's Toads and the common American Toad. I am probably going to catch ten and raise them (for higher chances of raising one) then release the others that survive. I will post picture of where I will catch them and what I catch. Link for my info is here Illinois Herp Laws | Friends of the Cache River Watershed

[Lija]

good decision for got getting nasuta, they are def for beginners, very hard to keep.

when you look for tadpoles, mid june would be better time, they should be all transformed and out of the water by now.

[COOCOpUcHoo]

good decision for got getting nasuta, they are def for beginners, very hard to keep.

when you look for tadpoles, mid june would be better time, they should be all transformed and out of the water by now.

I still see some toadlets in a forest near by my area. But when I catch then, what do i feed them,

[lindsayshocking]

Have you considered spadefoot toads? They are immensely easy to care for, and are adorable! Plus New Mexicos and Couch's are very tame and don't mind being held. I have a few that I've had for several years that will just chill in my hand. On top of being relatively cheap to procure, they don't require heating or complicated set ups.