Are there any small quiet frogs?

[Lija]

Yeah... You definitely not want to get m. Nasuta then..... I can hear mine from outside and they are in a basement lol

i kinda think red eyed or whites female, anything similar? Don't know darts that well yet, I'd think they should be too loud, don't know for sure.

[Strider18]

Yeah... You definitely not want to get m. Nasuta then..... I can hear mine from outside and they are in a basement lol

i kinda think red eyed or whites female, anything similar? Don't know darts that well yet, I'd think they should be too loud, don't know for sure.

Some mantella and dart species calls are more like crickets. If I can remember right golden mantellas sound just like crickets.

[LilyPad]

What kind of frog are you looking for? If you added some branches in there, it could work very well for some type of tree frog. If you do not want a nocturnal frog though, you'd have to look at something else. I would agree with getting an adult frog, they are usually easier to sex.

[clothman]

This is my first viv and I only really read up on Reed frogs, (i done about four months research on them before I bought them) so i'm not too sure of my options. I am just asking about for peoples opinions to get ideas and to do some research. But I do like the look of the red eyed tree frog (as long as they are quiet )

[Lija]

All females are quiet..... Frog females I meant lol
what about lemur tree frog, James from UK breeds them I think, they are small and cute

[LilyPad]

Here is a great article that you might benefit from - Frog Forum - Choosing a Frog