NW Florida. They seem to be growing in number. Do they eat caterpillars? I’m growing the passiflora for the Gulf fritillary butterfly migration, some eggs hatched recently but I can’t find the caterpillars.

I never see them in the day, especially not sitting in the hot sun.

I usually leave nature alone but it’s been dry and this is where the sprinkler sprays for the pumpkins anyway. So I turned it on gently and it’s well water if that matters. The frog seemed to flatten out absorbing the water.

Can a frog do this next part on purpose?:
I came back and saw the frog had moved in a way that plugged that hole where the leaf connects to the stem, so more water started pooling up around its body.

Coincidence? It looked damn pleased with itself.

He got two moths and a tree cricket before i put him back on the wall.

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Browned butter carrot pecan cake filled with cinnamon apple honey cream cheese buttercream and fresh apples that I picked myself, covered in coconut condensed milk buttercream. The green buttercream is mostly coloured with food dye and a splash of pennywart juice.

The hat, eyes, and feet are dark chocolate.

Design inspired by Gigglesbakery on Instagram

Found him in the corner of a building

Went on a walk during a nice summer downpour and my brother and I stumbled upon some gorgeous creatures. I thought yall would enjoy :)

Red eyed tree frog juvenile.

This is the 3rd night with my two new red eyed tree frogs. I have never cared for a tree frog before only dart frogs.

The first night the guys didn't wander too much mostly slept on leafs. The next night they started exploring. And this night one turned purple? He gradually got darker as the night went on I noticed. I googled and it said could be a night time coloration which would be very cool.

I just want to get a humans perspective though.

The photos are in order of darkest to lightest (night to day).

The temp during the day it 74-80°F with 68-75% humidity

And at night tonight it's at 72°f with 86% humidity

(30 min after misting).

Edit: an hour later he got even DARKER like a dark purple. I'll see if he's green in the morning.

Here's my cutiepie i have 5 more but i need name ideas!

His name is King Egbert

He was released shortly after, he was ok don't worry

I think he's a juvenile eastern gray tree frog or Cope's gray tree frog. I sat him down in a moist part of my backyard near a tree and he hopped from there into my neighbor's back yard.

I played a lot of Bubble Trouble when I was younger and wanted to try making my own take on it. At some point I realized a frog’s tongue would work pretty well as the harpoon.

This is my first game, so I’ve mostly been figuring things out as I go. The big bubbles split into smaller, faster ones, and you can catch bugs that give the frog different powers.

I’m calling it FrogPop. Right now the frog mostly hops around and uses its tongue. What other frog stuff would be fun to put in the game?

https://reddit.com/link/1w4jmmr/video/x51c0cju6ymh1/player

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Images of the Colorado River Toad including my tattoo of one.

So I recently got a tree frog and I was wondering if I need anything for the set up or anything I have fruit flies. I miss them and I have a green tree frog. I wonder it’s a baby. I got their own little cage for now. We haven’t set it up on a table because we’re trying to get rid of an old cage that we had for crushed gecko which we now have a new cage for them so if you have any recommendations for this Greentree frog baby, I would love that also their name is lost and found

Don’t worry I’m holding him very gently, I’m not sure you can tell that from the video but I was very carful with him, anyway I’m pretty sure he is either an American toad or a Woodhouse toad, either way he is a cute tiny boi, thanks ahead of time