I hand paint them the best I can with my disabilities... How did I do?

kind of getting paranoid i was dumb and picked up a possibly dangerous frog earlier.. i washed my hands super good immediately afterwards and only held him for a few minutes.

im in the treasure coast of florida

Bulby, Cheeto and Booble. 😁

Does anyone know what type of frog this is? I found it in my backyard. I live in florida

A Black-eyed Treefrog (Agalychnis morelettii) from southern Mexico several years ago. They're related to the more famous red-eyed treefrog that's on about every package and poster for tourtists visiting the rainforests of Central America. They have sticky toe pads and in addition to jumping, walk along branches and vines to get where they're going.

Jacksonville FL. Found in our duck pen. Thinking maybe Florida bog frog or maybe a pig frog? Any help is appreciated.

gyu?! wuh?! WHY DOES AI GIVE A DIFF ANSWER EACH TIME

Hello guys, i bought my first 2 frogs yesterday, 2 milkfrogs. I have made a terrarium, does it look good to the experts? I give them 4-5 live crickets every 2 days and every day i spray a bit of water to keep it moist enough. The only plastic plant is the wall plant, others are real.

Sorry for the lack of clear photos! Was a little skittish and couldn’t get much closer 😭

Im in North Texas and while its still in the 80s during the day, we have about a month until our first frost/freeze. This year we've had a lot of leapord frogs in our garden and one has taken up residence in the 20 gallon pot I use as a fountain. It layed eggs last week and Im worried it will freeze before they are ready to move on. Is there a way to help them?

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My toads are incredibly skinny after brumation. Tips to bulk them up?

Hi guys! My three California Western Toads just woke up from brumation of about 6 weeks. My house stays at a crisp 68 degrees most of the year so I assume they figured it was time for brumation.

I had offered food throughout a few times a week and they showed no interest and scrambled back to their log and buried themselves again. I’d see them in their pool sometimes, but they mostly stayed buried.

Well, they woke up today, and I’m appalled to see that they all look incredibly skinny. They were very fat before brumation. My Brisket who had MBD that resulted in a paralyzed arm can’t bend his arm now. It used to be floppy. I could manipulate it. Brisket and Porkchop were not interested in food at all, so I had to force feed them a small dubia and super worm. Ham was a piggy, as always, and was very grateful for a post nap snack.

What can I do to bulk them up? I plan on resetting their tank and adding a larger water bowl to be a “pond”. I’m going to pick up waxworms but again, I’m really not sure what to do and I’m incredibly worried. I put rep/amphib electrolytes in their water bowl this morning and they started to clean themselves off. I also dusted their Dubias and Superworms with Calcium and Multivitamin.

They have no other injuries/points of concern other than Briskets arm and the huge weight loss.

READ BEFORE GETTING MAD-

This is my baby barbaque. He is wild caught- however before people come for me he is partially disabled due to an incident a while ago. His name is barbaque because a while ago my sister heard croaking coming from the barbaque (while it was on smoke) and quickly went to investigate. He was inside! She did not immediately take him in, but about a month later I found him wandering around and noticed he was thin and looked rough. I took him in, checked him over, and found the burn scar he has on his side and part of his vocal sack. Due to the injury to his sack- he cannot fully expand it like most can, so he would never be able to mate or warn others of predators, on top of that he struggles to find food. He's doing great now in a 10gal tall terrarium, eating fine (but he can't find food so he eats out of a bowl) and is a good weight. Anyways, I love him a ton and here are some pictures of him.

It looks like a frog. Never seen anything like it before.

https://i.imgur.com/arw2vdr.jpeg

It could be a bullfrog but I think it looks more like a northern green frog or leopard from maybe.

Urgent help please! Impaction

Vets wont help till they see him and I cant make it to the vet for 2 days and my Little guy is not feeling well from impaction. He has only done a partial poo yesterday and has probably been struggling for longer unnoticed because I fed them three days ago and he was hiding after so I didn’t notice right away. Substrate is only eco earth and cocofibre. He seems to be VERY stressed by honey baths and I don’t know what else to do. Do I force him to do honey baths anyway? Anything else that can help?

To make it even harder for the guy he is also trying to shed through all of this 😢

Ive had him since he was a baby, and he only just reached maturity, I really don’t want to loose him like this

This little guy was outside my door this morning. Almost didn't see him.

so i took a spadefoot toad inside, about 2 years ago or so. Placed them in one of my vacant terrariums to upload photo before releasing. They burrowed all the way down. disappeared. never found them again. I often will hear what sounds very similar to that species call, intermittantly during the night. Tonight , I took everything out of the terrarium to the bottom, went through all the soil and drainage rock layer. No bones, no remnants, no smell. There's no animals I've ever had that eat bone, nor that could fit this toad in their mouth.

one of my friends in my spiritual group said hes heard of similar instances, where an animal comes to a person, they find them, etc, and somehow they completely disappear.

I'm still in a bit of shock, but my spiritual side of my brain is like, oh yeah this makes sense, while my logical brain is like, completely confused.

Context, I don't use alcohol or any drugs (not even marijuana). I'm actually in recovery from addiction. I have no explaination.

I wanted to post this here as frogs and toads are a huge part of my practice and has been since I was little.

Has anyone else had a similar experience with an animal? Any feedback is appreciated.