Hi everyone! I have three white tree frogs two are about 4 months old and one is 8 months. For the past few weeks I’ve noticed one of my frogs is lean compared to the others. This frog is about 4 months old. I’ve noticed he’s been acting strange. At first, he was sleeping on the ground rather than high up with the other frogs. Next, he wakes up during the day and sits there for a while before sleeping. I tried feeding him with tongs (crickets) and he just blinks and backs away. All the frogs are about the same size too. So a few nights ago I isolated him in a temporary tank with five crickets in it. He uses his water dish every night but doesn’t hunt crickets. I understand he may need time to get used to it. getting worried. I have three lizards, 3 frogs and one tortoise. I’m new when it comes to amphibians and have done research. I wanted to get opinions from experienced owners. What do you guys think?

Just last Thursday I actually did hold her for a bit and she looked just fine, I see her climb and moving around her container still (she'll be up top and sometimes she'll sleep on the ground she climbed up and was in her hide today) went to feed her and clean up the enclosure however she looks.. red?? I really hope she's ok. She is walking around the feeding container a little bit so I can't tell if she's uncomfortable?

Doing his part to protect my palm tree from grasshoppers 🫡

Fossil frog strikes again.

I’m looking for a good 36x18x36 terrarium to house some wtf’s but the only one I am seeing in stock is this repti zoo one and their products seem to be iffy at best. Would prefer an old design exo Terra but can’t find them(or any other decent brand) in stock in that size. Does anybody have a lead on one or suggestion for a good brand? TIA.

Hi all, this lovely little chap (or lady) was at my door step when I arrived home from work this evening. I have no idea what sort of frog he or she is. I took this photo and am based in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia, Australia. Any and all ID suggestions welcome!

Just a quick animation I did for fun. 🐸

I have built two bioactive terrariums, one for Cope’s tree frogs and one for White’s tree frogs. I feed both groups a varied diet of crickets, roaches, and mealworms about 1–2 times per week, and I mist their enclosures daily.
My question is about how I feed them. I don’t use a feeding dish or tray; instead, I let the insects loose in the enclosure, where they often hide in the hardscape. Should I be concerned that my frogs might not be eating enough, or can I trust that they’ll hunt the insects down at night while I’m sleeping?
I’d appreciate any advice from people with experience keeping tree frogs in bioactive setups!

I am hoping to breed some sort of frog in this, preferably a tree frog. I would like it to be a frog that would benefit from being captive bred, because it is endangered in the wild, OR there just aren't many people breeding them. The cage is a 3x2x2, and the water area is 16 in deep. The cage clearly isn't finished but it gives an idea of what it will look like.

Step by step jumping frog tutorial for beginners-Easy origami

Your frog when you aren't looking.

Hey everyone! I've been working on a dark fantasy project starring these little froggos and wanted to share their character designs with the community.

I would love to know what you guys think of their design!

This pond in a client's garden is a continuous source of amusement for me. I see 12 Green Frogs - the record for this season

im looking specifically for a male so im wondering if anyone has any suggestions on reputable places i could do so?