Photo of the month March 2012

[Treesniffer]

How many of us actually have the chance to take pictures of our pet frogs when froglets? The native species allows us that opportunity. This is a picture to cherish and will mean even more if you are fortunate enough to bond with it through to its maturity.

This is a Grey Tree Frog on his first journey out of the water! (Only edit was to crop)

[KingCam]

How many of us actually have the chance to take pictures of our pet frogs when froglets? The native species allows us that opportunity. This is a picture to cherish and will mean even more if you are fortunate enough to bond with it through to its maturity.

I like that sentiment. It makes me even more excited about the breeding project I'm going to attempt this spring. Can't wait to see a bunch of little frogs crawling out of the water

[brandongalea]

Red eyed tree frog - Agalychnis callidryas

[BlueisallIneed]

Red eyed tree frog - Agalychnis callidryas

He is so cute!!!!!!!!! Love the pic!

[Iceemn360]

heres an updated shot of my female red eyed tree frog

[Beardo]

Glass Frog-

[brandongalea]

glass frog-

nice!!!

[Treesniffer]

Glass Frog-

You know you're a frog lover when you love them completely, insides and out.

[ValSaxby]

heres an updated shot of my female red eyed tree frog

Stunning image and a stunning frog. Love it.

[MeTree]

Chocoan/Cranwell's Horned Frog - Ceratophrys cranwelli - Pacman Frog


Cody.

[Treesniffer]

Now That Photo qualifies for being an Exciting Wall Poster. BOLD intense colors are well balanced. You gave thought to this shot. More art than just a photo. WOW! ! !

heres an updated shot of my female red eyed tree frog