Rain Frogs

[COOCOpUcHoo]

I believe they have become popular in pet trade in Japan, and by the looks. Yes many people keep them captive. I was browsing some Japanese videos, and I saw (even though i can't read it) an enclosure that looked just like a pacman frog's and he had multiple in there. Also there was a tong feeding video. And more


http://youtu.be/Cu571AUWAjY


http://youtu.be/EVGNqn11pzE

[GrifTheGreat]

I believe they have become popular in pet trade in Japan, and by the looks. Yes many people keep them captive. I was browsing some Japanese videos, and I saw (even though i can't read it) an enclosure that looked just like a pacman frog's and he had multiple in there. Also there was a tong feeding video. And more


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フクラガエル - YouTube

Yes I have heard of this species being sparsly available from time to time, but you will not like the cost and I can absolutely assure you that they are NOT kept in the same conditions as a Pacman. They are not even from the same continent. Climate is not even remotely the same.

Just because an enclosure looks like it may be similar doesn't mean it is. Never believe everything you see on YouTube. Most of the time it is wrong.