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[bpard976486]

Most don't get stressed in aquariums. I keep toads and many tree frogs in aquarium/glass terrariums. Some pond frogs can be kept but the too high strung ones shouldn't be kept. Plastic bins would need to be very big for the high strung frog

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What would be the high strung species? Also, would those in the "most" category include pyxie frogs, American bullfrogs, and Pacman frogs?

[Larry Wardog]

What would be the high strung species? Also, would those in the "most" category include pyxie frogs, American bullfrogs, and Pacman frogs?

Many pond frogs are bad pets. You need more then 90 gallons for bullfrogs. They need a lot of space and they are high-strung so perhaps the green frog would be easier and a better candidate.

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[bpard976486]

What are considered as the "pond frogs?"

[Larry Wardog]

What are considered as the "pond frogs?"

The Rana species. Leopard Frogs, Green Frogs, Pickerel Frogs, Wood Frogs, Mink Frogs, Pig Frogs, Carpenter Frogs, Bullfrogs and many others.

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[bpard976486]

Do you still recommend the green frog as an alternative?

[Larry Wardog]

Do you still recommend the green frog as an alternative?

No because I think it would be better for you to research frogs and see what species that you want to own first.

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