American Green tree frog (Schneider 1799) and relatives (RE)

[irThumper]

Hmm, I was just told in another post that Grays and American Greens should never be housed together, but best to err on the side of caution than not!

[UncleChester]

Nice work Ryan.

I'm back on the photos though... the frog with the saggy vocal sac for example looks to be under a creative commons license that requires attribution (original photo is here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/20087733@N00/182220965 along with a link to the licensing). Please do make sure you've obtained permission and provided credit for all images.

Hmm, I was just told in another post that Grays and American Greens should never be housed together, but best to err on the side of caution than not!

This is a pair of species that people have claimed to house together successfully for years. As you say, erring on the side of caution is always advisable, especially for anyone new to keeping frogs.

[Bombina Bob]

Hi Brian, I'm not too sure how to get permission for photos though, I found the page on Flickr about Creative commons
here https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ should i just follow these steps and display them in my references?

[UncleChester]

Hi Ryan,

Yep, just follow those steps. For this one you need to include the name of the photographer and a link to the CC BY license, for example putting:

Clinton & Charles Robertson, CC BY

as a caption below the photo would suffice. A link to the original or the photographer doesn't appear necessary, but it's nice.

I believe John will need to do the html formatting of the photos and such, so you might want to contact him. Assuming your caresheet is approved of course (and I don't see why it wouldn't be). Actually, you might want to contact John to make sure he sees this, he's often quite busy.

If you can't find a license permitting use with a photo you want to use on the internet, then you should contact the photographer and get it cleared. Alternatively, you can search for images that already have an appropriate license: CC Search Click on one of the photo sites (like flikr) and search from there. This way you know you are looking at images you can use without the trouble of tracking anyone down.

[Bombina Bob]

I'm on it! Just wondering, how would I would put captions underneath a photograph?