Need help for my fieldwork research

[BlueKiwiOca]

I believe the dark brown ones in the second and third pictures are Philippine Toads (Ingerophrynus philippinicus). As for the other ones, I've attempted to identify them, but there are 94+ different species of discovered frogs in the Philippines (and not all of these have common names).

I hope you will be letting these frogs go very soon. If not, make sure you have provided them with de-chlorinated water, and keep the different species separated from each other. Their skin secretes toxins that can make other species sick.

Also, when you release them, be sure that a) you are actually allowed to- check your area's bylaws regarding collecting wild animals and releasing and b) release them exactly where you found them.

As for searching for frogs- tree frogs like hiding between leaves in trees and bushes. Toads often burrow.

[muzika123]

thanks mate. after we take pics the species and have collected their morphometrics, we are suppose to preserve some of them like the philippine toads but not the rare ones we are not suppose to preserve, but anyways really thanks for the help. i hope that you could continue to help me in my next fieldwork and collection of other specimens which we cannot easily identify. thanks from the phils,.

[Mentat]

Here is a list that includes links to individual descriptions (some with photos or can use name in another search) http://www.amphibiaweb.org/cgi-bin/a...cc=Philippines.