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QuestionWhat do I feed my baby frogs?Community AnswerYou can feed them algae wafers until they are just getting their legs. Then, they can eat fruit flies and the like.
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QuestionMy frog is getting darker. What does this mean?Community AnswerIt could be from stress or something abnormal in their environment. Check to make sure that the tank/water isn't too warm. Also, make sure your frog is getting the proper nutrients from its food.
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QuestionHow do I catch wild frogs?Community AnswerIf you live near a pond or creek, they are commonly found in the shallow end. During breeding season, there will be multiple tadpoles. Keep the tadpoles until they turn into frogs. The size of the tadpoles will vary the size of the frog, thus, small tadpoles will be small frogs, and large tadpoles will be large frogs.
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QuestionCan I keep two green tree frogs in the same tank?Community AnswerIf you don't know the genders of the frogs, you should be prepared for babies. Aside from that, it should be okay.
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QuestionHow do frogs have babies?Community AnswerDuring the mating season, adult frogs will head for ponds and bodies of water. The males will clasp onto the females as they lay eggs, and the males fertilize them.
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QuestionIs a female frog greener than a male?Community AnswerNo, size is generally the best determining factor.
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QuestionMy frogs are roughly the same size and shape, but one out of four is a lot more colorful - why might this be?Community AnswerDepending on the species, it might have changed color depending on the conditions (temperature and humidity).
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QuestionHow can I tell if I have an immature female frog?Community AnswerYou won't be able to tell until it starts showing behaviors or characteristics of the frog's gender.
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QuestionCan frogs have babies?Community AnswerYes, but frogs produce eggs instead of giving birth to live babies.
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QuestionWhy are my frog's legs red underneath?Community AnswerAll frogs have different colorings. If they are exotic they often have brightly coloured skin to blend in, to attract a mate or to deter predators.
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QuestionWhich is better to keep as a pet, male or female?Community AnswerThey are pretty much the same, it just depends on your preference.
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QuestionIs it bad for sibling frogs to mate? Will they?Community AnswerMost animals will mate with siblings, and it's not a bad thing. Too much prolonged inbreeding without any new bloodlines can lead to deformities, but it shouldn't be a problem for your frogs.
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QuestionMy wild frog has some features of a male but some features of a female. Which one is my frog?Community AnswerIt's impossible to tell from that information.
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QuestionHow can I tell if my frog is a male or female if it's a baby?Community AnswerYou could look for other physical differences. A small, round disc called the tympanum covers the ears of both male and female frogs. On males of most frog species, the circumference of this small disc is larger than the eye of the frog. On females of most frog species, the disc's circumference is equal to the size of the frog's eye.
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QuestionDo these apply to toads as well?Community AnswerYes, frogs and toads are similar.
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QuestionWhy is my tree frog's skin getting darker?Community AnswerTree frogs' skin changes color frequently according to temperature or humidity changes, as well as other factors, including their emotions! Your frog is just fine -- this is completely normal! You may want to double check to make sure the temperature and humidity in his enclosure is normal, though. If he was a different color when you first bought him, it would make sense for his color to change because the environment he was in at the store may have been different.
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QuestionWhat do I do if my frog came in a kit?Community AnswerIf there is a guide to caring for them, follow the guide carefully. If not, consult a vet about what you should do for the frog, or check out the article on How to Take Care of Frogs, but care requirements differ based on species.
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QuestionDo males and females eat differently?Community AnswerIf they are the same species, they most likely eat the same things.
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QuestionAre there any more ways to tell if it is a male or female?Community AnswerMeasure its size. In most species of frog, males are noticeably smaller than females.
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QuestionCan I feed my frog worms?Community AnswerYes, you can.
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QuestionI just watched my pet shower green tree frog attack a large spider. Is that normal?Community AnswerYes, frogs will eat spiders in the wild. In captivity, it is best to feed them crickets and worms instead.
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QuestionCan I tell if they are male or female by the color?Community AnswerMost commonly, the more vibrant colored ones will be the males.
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QuestionIs it OK if my frog doesn't croak?Community AnswerYes, that is fine.
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QuestionAre there any other ways to tell if the frog is male or female?Gamergirl64Community AnswerThe females do not grow pads. Males also develop a dark throat color during mating season that sets them apart from females, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Otherwise, male and female frogs of each species tend to have the same coloring.
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QuestionI can't tell my gray tree frogs apart. What do I do?Community AnswerGive it a twist! Add a little color to its life! You can take a safe non-toxic marker and write something different on each one's back.
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QuestionWill a male frog still croak if it's the only male in a tank with a female?Community AnswerYes. The croaking is a mating call; the female judges whether the male is worth mating with from the volume and frequency of his calls.
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QuestionMy frog has a vocal sac and ears smaller than its eyes. Is it male or female?Community AnswerYour frog is male. Ear size is a variable factor, each frog will be different and you should not set too much store by ear size. Vocal sacs, however, are a sure sign that your frog is a male. The vocal sac is used for calling as a mating display to attract females. Males always have sacs and females will never have them.
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QuestionDo other species of frogs have the same behavior?Community AnswerFor the most part, yes, but behaviors can definitely vary in some cases.
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QuestionIs there a big size difference?Community AnswerThere is not an enormous size difference, but there are differences. Females are often slightly larger, but this depends on your frog.
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QuestionDo mature female green tree frogs tend to have a bigger head than males?Community AnswerGenerally, their heads are the same size, but males have larger bodies.
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