Frog species help?

[Gnag the nameless]

I'm voting some kind of frog of the Ranidae family, perhaps a young American Bullfrog (Rana Catesbeiana) or Green Frog (Rana Clamitans). These guys are larger frog, especially Bullfrogs, which can grow up to a massive eight inches snout to vent, so I recommend a 10-20 Gallon for a young/juvenile, a 30-55 Gallon for a smaller adult, and a 55-100 Gallon for a large adult.

Of course, we need to determine the species before we start planning required supplies and giving out advice on the species.

[Strider18]

Welcome to frog forum! It looks like it could be an american bull frog but the tympanum doesn't look quite right. A better picture would help.

[Cece]

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[Strider18]

It does look more like an american bullfrog. Do you know where you found it? That would also help in identification.

[Cece]

Tadpole at a pets store. Its not big has like a greenish color.

[Strider18]

Yea it is probably a bullfrog or green tree frog. I hope this helps!