what type of frog????

[UncleChester]

In addition to pictures, where the frogs came from would also be a big help in narrowing down the species. A bit of history could help too- have you had them long and 1 inch is the fill size or are they still growing?

[XfrogX]

In addition to It will be hard to identify without pics. Even bad quality images could be helpful.




pictures, where the frogs came from would also be a big help in narrowing down the species. A bit of history could help too- have you had them long and 1 inch is the fill size or are they still growing?

caught in a park with rivers and all sorts of stuff. its in boone IA. and ive only had them for a week so i dunno. and sorry for any grammar mistakes my keyboard broke and iim using the spare keyboard which is a peice of c r a p

[BlueKiwiOca]

Looks more like a toad than a frog. Hard to see, but it's probably an American toad or a Fowler's toad.
Maybe an American Bullfrog, but it looks too warty to be so.

I can't be sure-- I live in New Zealand and we don't have any toads here. So it's educated guessing for me.

[abc123]

Looks to me like a cricket frog. I think the snout is too narrow to be a toad.

[abc123]

Does this look like the frog you have?

[Truffs1178]

Deffinatley not an American Toad. Could be a cricket frog. I can't really tell frog the pic but is there a green stripe on its back. It isn't present on all but if there is one its most likely a cricket frog.

[XfrogX]

Does this look like the frog you have?

YES!!! the second one looks EXACTLY like her!

Looks more like a toad than a frog. Hard to see, but it's probably an American toad or a Fowler's toad.

Maybe an American Bullfrog, but it looks too warty to be so.

I can't be sure-- I live in New Zealand and we don't have any toads here. So it's educated guessing for me.

toads dont spend hald their time in water and toads dont jump three feet in the air lol, but thanks for the observation.