Post your dream frogs

[LilyPad]

See, I'm the opposite. After I gifted my white's away, I swore never to deal with crickets again!! Besides the fact that they are smelly, dirty, nasty little creatures, I prefer fruit flies. I rarely ever run out, never have to go to the store to buy them, and never worry about the pet store not having any.


Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world ~ Nelson Mandela

That is funny. While I do not enjoy dealing with crickets, the spring peepers and toadlets that I raised made me absolutely hate dealing with fruit flies. Luckily, I have 3 stores within 10 minutes that sell multiple sizes of crickets and none of them have ever run out. I usually pick them up twice a week so that I do not have too many in the house at once.

[deranged chipmunk]

I have a few places around me that sell crickets as well (beauty of living in a big city), but last summer, it seemed like there was about a 2 month shortage. Luckily, I didn't have the white's anymore at that time, otherwise I would have been forced to order them online, which I despise!! Never ran short on fruit flies though


Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world ~ Nelson Mandela

[LilyPad]

Yeah, that would really stress me out. I never got the hang of making my own FF cultures, they were always crashing on me. So I was buying FF cultures at a local pet store and there were many times they were sold out or only had cultures that were at their end.

[jarteta97]

Haha, I've got a funny story for you guys. In my old hermit crab tank, a 40B, some crickets managed to escape from their carrier and enter the tank through ventilation holes. Lo and behold, within 2 weeks they started breeding. I eventually had to move the crabs to a 90 gallon I got for my Bday this October, but I now have a large, successfully breeding cricket colony . . . all by accident! Talk about fortune. It even gave me a reason for getting a larger tank! haha, well that's my story

[Pacou]

I want a few I've got pacman frogs African dwarf frog's and African Clawed frogs at the moment but I'd like to add white tree frogs and both types of pyxie frog Amazon milk frog and tomato frogs

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[MatthewM1]

Dream frog- GABF sized leucomela

[Bombina Bob]

My dream frogs would be a wide variety of darts and specifically solomon island
leaf frogs, malaysian leaf frogs and a wide variety of horned frogs

[teslas intern]

I want a large tank with a small community of gray tree frogs. Apparently in PA there is a possession limit of one frog, but that is per fishing license, and there are five people living in my house. I'd like a few more whites also, of different color variations. Then I'd like to graduate onto something like darts. A huge tank with a few different kinds if that is doable... I love darts but I don't have time to culture food right now, so I'll stick with bigger frogs that can eat my abundant roaches. At any rate whatever frogs I get will live in a BIG tank!

[Heatheranne]

O. sylvatica for sure!

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I'd also like cinnamon tree frogs,



Gastrothecus cornutas (endangered),





and a pair of each Atelopus species (also endangered), especially the Atelopus flavescens .

[jarteta97]

Weren't the Atelopus on that one BBC frog documentary?

[LilyPad]

Ohh I totally Atelopus, I would deal with fruit flies for them

[Heatheranne]

I believe so

[Heatheranne]

Ohh I totally Atelopus, I would deal with fruit flies for them

You'd love them

[PheePheeTheFrog]

ACF I really want one and also a giant waxy monkey frog!

[bryanrcg]

Amazon Leaf Frog ( Cruziohyla craspedopus )