Hello from Eastern NC

[fpisarz]

Thanks for the info! They were both found swimming in a large dog water dispenser. It's cool seeing the differences in them, but I'm concerned that I will have to house them separately at some point if they are not compatible species. The other one stays on the ground/water and they don't seem to notice each other so far. I'm trying not to disturb them too much right now so they can get settled in.

I googled frogs native to GA and the other frog looks like it might be a bronze frog.

[Cliygh and Mia 2]

Bullfrogs and Green frogs are very similar, but bullfrogs lack the dorsal-lateral ridges on the sides that Green frogs have. These can help with identification, especially with similarly sized animals:

http://www.bullfrogcontrol.com/is_it...og_or_not.html

https://www.virginiaherpetologicalso...n_bullfrog.php

https://www.pinterest.ie/pin/319685273529702204/

[ShellyT]

Wow! Thanks everyone for the great information and the warm welcome! That is a huge help, but yikes about them eating each other. I will have a second tank set up by tomorrow; no frog cannibalism in this house . I have a fairly large octagonal tank in the attic that will be better for the Cope's Grey because it is tall. I will have to find a way to screen the top, though because it just has an aquarium lid. Hopefully I will have a while to worry about something larger than the 10 gal. for the other guy.