Thunderstorms & frog calls

[Tropicok]

We are having a huge rainstorm which began sometime in the night with thunder and lightening. My back yard is flooded. This prompted the firebelly toads and the White's tree frog to commence a long chorus of calls. The White's likes to respond to emergency vehicle sirens. Also I waded out to the tortoise pen this morning and moved the redfoots to higher ground. They were in their hides and up to their nostrils in water. Silly things.

[Julia]

When I first brought my Whites Tree Frogs home from the pet store they used to croak every time someone flushed a toilette. Now they are set off by things like the vacuum cleaner, door bells, and opera music.

[John]

My Texas toads would always call before, during and after significant rain storms.

[CrazyAirborne]

when my daughter (toddler) cries, it usually sets off my WTF, this morning she yelled "DADDDA" and my Grey TF responded

[Deku]

All animals of all species can sense outside weather, and will react accordingly. I would make this as natural as possible, to ease their urges. Like if you have foggers I would use that. If you have rainchambers. Poppem in, there. Itll make the frogs happy. Trust me. I use a watering can for my fishtank/turtletank, when it rains I start to use the tank water, replace it, use new water and I slowly make "rain" for atleast 15mins, when its raining. It helps ease their urges. It also induces spawning on some fish. when I do this I then feed my turtles and fish.
Good luck with your frogs.