Why you should use tongs:

[Nomadofthehills]

I expect that species such as African Bullfrogs do not suffer from stunted growth. I bet as soon as you warm him up and start loading him that he is going to rocket up in size. It just seems to me that species that aestivate like these are opportunistic growers, whenever times of plenty come around in the wild they awake and stuff themselves, while in times when food and water are scarce they immediately go into aestivation. Just a thought. Let us know the results.

Alex

My thoughts exactly. He croaks during the summer, and he maintains weight, so I am happy with his status. At nearly 700 grams, he is still a whopper of a frog, even though not a record for his species. It would be interesting to see wild growth rates.

[RikoAustria]

Youch. I don't plan on ever getting bit by my frogs. lol

[justin shockey]

ya i don't think getting bit would be fun but Du,s any one no if whites can get stunted and how long it takes till you cant fix it

[Kurt]

Ya I don't think getting bit would be fun, but does any one know if White's can get stunted and how long it takes till you can't fix it

I have been wondering that myself. I have had my White's for four years now and they are not very big. My red-eyes grow like weeds, full grown in just over a year.
It is a little cooler in the living room, where they live and it is much warmer upstairs, where the red-eyes live. Maybe that is the factor.

[justin shockey]

i dont know

[JoeTurtleKing]

That does not look like it felt good I had the same thing happen to me with a small pyxie frogs 3in. and in didnt feel good so i could only imagine how that one felt