Frogs Reviews

Whilst they might not be the most "loving" of pets, if you are looking for a relatively low maintenance animal for educational benefit, or maybe even to form part of an ornamental display, then Frogs could well be a good choice! There are many different species of amphibian on our planet, and the amphibians are not doing well ...  Read the complete review

"Knee deep... Goggle-eyed... in the mud I squat. Gaze into my silver mirror and I will teach you to scry Time Dreams Psyche and Visions, both given and sought. Feeding on each ...  Read the complete review

Frogs are amphibians, they have long back legs designed for jumping and swimming, webbed feet to help them to swim better, no tail and a mouth as wide as there bodys. Most frogs are semi aquatic meaning that they spend half there time in water and half there time on land, they are carnivores and live mainly on insects. We ...  Read the complete review

We have a menagerie at home & quite a mixed bag of pets they are! Two of our pets are "Albino African Clawed Frogs" (Xenopus laevis). They are commonly described as "albino" but it isn't a strictly accurate description as they have golden tints & they have black nails. They are 100% aquatic frogs. ...  Read the complete review

When i tell people that there are a pair of blue vietnamese tree frogs living in a tank in my front room i just get the usual raise of an eybrow followed by stunned silence. It's not that weird is it? They are cute! How anyone can say otherwise i don't know. Yes puppies and little fluffy kittens are cute but seeing one of the podgy ...  Read the complete review

I'm going for an individual frog species otherwise I could be here all day. The frog species I am focusing on in this reveiw is the Whites Tree Frog. I once did a study on these during my time as a student in numerous animal management practices. I will give a rather breif reveiw considering how much there is to know, I also have health sheets of ...  Read the complete review

The first thing I say to people who tell me they want a pet reptile, is “Start with an amphibian”. Amphibians may not be nearly as impressive as telling someone you have a five foot monitor, but they are just as interesting, much easier to set up and easier to care for. There is a huge range of frogs and toads available on the market, from the ...  Read the complete review

Common frog rana temporaria There are other species of frog in other countries but I today am going to talk about our common British frog I looked into my pond on Saturday evening and it is a heaving mass of fornicating frogs, a couple of weeks ago I noticed one or two male frogs swimming in my pond and slowly their numbers ...  Read the complete review

50% of the people reading this may think, "Hey, I grow my own tadpoles, arf arf !", but I am of course talking about growing frogs from tadpoles. Here is my step by step guide for proper care. [1] Firstly you'll need a suitable container, like an aquarium, fishbowl, washing up bowl, paddling pool, or garden pond. ...  Read the complete review

Amber pools of light from the streetlamps illuminated the roads, assisted by the myriad of stars that pierced the inky evening sky, but still I overlooked him. “That was a frog back there, Mum,” my daughter said. We were on our way to her weekly Brownie Guide meeting and running late, but it seemed such a bizarre comment that I felt ...  Read the complete review

We've kept poison dart frogs for the past 3 years and have over 25 at present. these wonderful creatures are excellent pets for people that want a pet that they dont have to do much with. poison frogs range in price from £30 up to £130! The most attractive thing abot these frogs are the beautiful colours that they are. They come in all colours ...  Read the complete review

Does anyone out there know anything about aquatic frogs? They are the sweetest little inch long people with perfectly formed transluscent flippers. Given the option, they will hide amongst underwater foliage rather than floating in the middle of the tank or behind devices such as the heater or aerator. I have been informed that ...  Read the complete review

I have kept a few hornfrogs over the past years. These are frogs which originally came from South America, but are bred in captivity in many places these days. These frogs are usually bought as young frogs, and are very pretty and appealing but they soon put on the weight. They need a tank which has to have a thermal gradient, one end warmer than ...  Read the complete review