ID frogs

[joshua123]

Does anyone know what frogs are these and what can I feed them?


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[LilyPad]

Can you get a picture of one up close? Also, where were they located when you found them (state would he helpful.) If they are all bullfrogs, you're going to want to release most, if not all, of them. They need very large tanks.

[joshua123]

Can you get a picture of one up close? Also, where were they located when you found them (state would he helpful.) If they are all bullfrogs, you're going to want to release most, if not all, of them. They need very large tanks.

I bought from an aquarium shop lol. I'm guessing there are about 20 of them. Only 2 bucks haha


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[joshua123]

Can you get a picture of one up close? Also, where were they located when you found them (state would he helpful.) If they are all bullfrogs, you're going to want to release most, if not all, of them. They need very large tanks.

I am from Singapore so not sure where these froggies came from haha


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[Cliygh and Mia 2]

They are a Hylarana species, I will show another species that may or may not be yours, but these are for sale, so idk either

[joshua123]

They are a Hylarana species, I will show another species that may or may not be yours, but these are for sale, so idk either

Will they grow or they are just miniature? What should
I feed them?


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[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Okay, not the same species, but they do look similar, possibly in the same genus

http://www.lllreptile.com/products/3...ers-amoy-frogs

[joshua123]

Okay, not the same species, but they do look similar, possibly in the same genus

http://www.lllreptile.com/products/3...ers-amoy-frogs

there are bigger ones which cost 5 for 2 bucks.. Thinking if I should get those haha


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[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Feeding should be fairly easy, normal foods large enough to eat, such as calcium dusted crickets, dubia roaches, chopped or whole nightcrawlers/earthworms, again, staple feeders should be fine

[joshua123]

Feeding should be fairly easy, normal foods large enough to eat, such as calcium dusted crickets, dubia roaches, chopped or whole nightcrawlers/earthworms, again, staple feeders should be fine

They are really really small... Like maybe a nickel from your country or smaller lol


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[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Okay, other feeders for small things include pinhead crickets, (Small crickets) fruit flies, springtails, and small isopods

[joshua123]

Okay, other feeders for small things include pinhead crickets, (Small crickets) fruit flies, springtails, and small isopods

Not sure if I can find these in my country but I'll try haha. Thanks!


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[Sunshine]

It looks like you have at least 2 species in there. I am guessing Masked Swamp froglets and Rhinoceros froglets.
Sounds like they are being sold as feeders? I don't know how you are going to care for all of them.

[joshua123]

It looks like you have at least 2 species in there. I am guessing Masked Swamp froglets and Rhinoceros froglets.
Sounds like they are being sold as feeders? I don't know how you are going to care for all of them.

Do they grow very big? I think they are very cute but they are so tiny... Idk what can they eat lol


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[LilyPad]

Any feeders that are smaller than the space between their eyes should work. Preferably, not something with hard shell. Could you get night crawlers to cut up and feed them? Make sure you're dusting with vitamins.

[joshua123]

Any feeders that are smaller than the space between their eyes should work. Preferably, not something with hard shell. Could you get night crawlers to cut up and feed them? Make sure you're dusting with vitamins.

Only red wringglers here lol.. What do u think of blood worms? Those red worms that look like thread that are use for fishes


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[LilyPad]

I'm not sure, I feed them to my fish, but have never with frogs.