Frog Identification (Pictures Included)

[tadhappy]

I already posted a thread, but here's another one about it anyway.
I'm raising some tadpoles that I know are native to Northern Illinois.
I'm happy to say that they are now almost fully grown, 'cept a few of the younger ones.
Problem is, I thought I knew what species of frog they were. But I guess I thought wrong.

(Warning, I have a really sucky camera. Pictures may somehow appear to be sideways, sorry.)








THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR ANY HELP! <3

[MsBlueRose]

They may be taods but I am not sure. Just going by the spots on the one and the almost black color of the one that looks most like a tadpole still. I am in the same boat right now, lol. I am trying to figure out what my little tree frog tadpoles are. I hope they are greys, but I won't know until they morph... Lol. Here is a pic of them the day I brought them home (one week ago). The biggest one is ready to morph soon, his back legs are almost fully grown in and has little bumps in the place where his front legs will grow. I am going to post updated pics of them soon. Good luck with the little ones!

[crazy]

I already posted a thread, but here's another one about it anyway.
I'm raising some tadpoles that I know are native to Northern Illinois.
I'm happy to say that they are now almost fully grown, 'cept a few of the younger ones.
Problem is, I thought I knew what species of frog they were. But I guess I thought wrong.

(Warning, I have a really sucky camera. Pictures may somehow appear to be sideways, sorry.)








THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR ANY HELP! <3

Those are toads. Not quite sure on the species though. Possibly fowlers or american toads. Could be a different species though.