Frogs - Part 2

Cope’s Gray Treefrog

By admin on Thursday, February 3rd, 2011 | No Comments

cope's gray treefrog
How I can increase my gray baby frog?

I found this little Gray Treefrog Cope was about to be devoured by a spider, so I took in (my area is overcrowded, with spiders, I had to take!). Metamorphosis is directly'm pretty sure. Now: In small box w goalkeeper creature / Cocnut chips and water dish. What do I feed? Any special care? He is too young to eat bugs (?). PLEASE HELP!

Well, I personally returned to the wild. Maybe find a place that has not been associated with spiders. If you decide to keep it, the chips should be moist coconut but not wet, and make sure the water in the cup is old / distilled or spring water. Spray a fine mist every day with the same type of water. Provide hide a lot of areas, including: thin, flat cork bark angle. Young frogs eat very small insects, springtails, termites, etc. Good luck.

Cope's Gray Treefrog

Copes Gray Treefrog

By admin on Saturday, December 4th, 2010 | No Comments

copes gray treefrog
Skip to know if the gray Cope Rana is edible?

I have a lot of fucking around the house, and I have a curiosity if it would make good eating.

Yes, they are edible, if you remove the skin first. The skin of tree frogs have many poison glands. The venom is not fatal, but can be irritating. Since gray tree frogs are only about 2 to 2.5 inches long, not too little meat on them. To prepare enough for a meal, it is likely you need for your skin than a dozen of them. That means a lot of work peeling skins for a small amount of meat. These cute guys will eat a lot of insects around your home, if you just leave them alone and let them do their job.

Cope's gray treefrog

Upland Chorus Frog

By admin on Thursday, November 18th, 2010 | No Comments

What can someone feed an Upland Chorus frog?

a little girl at my church caught an upland chorus frog. I know its a wild animal, but shes just a little girl ya know... Well, she wanted to know what to feed it, and I told her I guess insects. But isnt their something easier to feed them thats good for them? a type of store bought anything maybe?

Chorus frogs (and frogs in general) are insectavores and can't be fed anything similar to what we eat. They feed on small arthropods in the wild, including beetles, grubs, ants, flies, spiders, moths, caterpillars, and leaf hoppers. Depending on where you're from, she can either catch him small insects to feed on from outside or go to a local pet shop which should sell crickets, meal worms, wax worms or something appropriate for frogs. Good luck!

Upland Chorus Frog