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If in Hopkin green frog honoring ...

RedHead Posted:

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I am a golden mantella frog
You are a Golden Mantella Frog


These frogs occur in several colour forms, each confined to very small locations within the eastern quadrant of Madagascar. They like their habitat with temperatures around 68 - 70*F and high humidity. This species is very showy in captivity preferring elevated positions out in the open. Males are generally smaller, slimmer and more angular in build than females and not as vocal as other species of mantellas. Females can produce eggs at a rate of once every two months given proper care.

Kathy116 Posted:

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I'm a firebelly toad!

FeliciaDA Posted:

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I am a Pac Man frog

Argentinian Horned frogs seem to have been designed for the sole purpose of eating as much as possible. They appear to consist of two main parts: a mouth and a stomach. This is probably where they got the nickname 'PacMan'.

Their needs are fairly simple, a warm habitat in a simple plastic box or aquarium with some shallow water and a few rocks so that they can laze around all day suits them just fine. They don't mix well with other frogs, even in their own species, as they are just as likely to eat them.


OK that is probably the most UNFLATTERING description ever!

ETA my picture!
MonkeyLuv Posted:

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Wendy!! If I looking for frog, her name Pixie Frog!!!


P.S. Icelandic culture hearts you!

P.P.S Felicia....Icelandic culture hearts you too!
brideinapril Posted:

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Posted by FeliciaDA

I am a Pac Man frog

Argentinian Horned frogs seem to have been designed for the sole purpose of eating as much as possible. They appear to consist of two main parts: a mouth and a stomach. This is probably where they got the nickname 'PacMan'.

Their needs are fairly simple, a warm habitat in a simple plastic box or aquarium with some shallow water and a few rocks so that they can laze around all day suits them just fine. They don't mix well with other frogs, even in their own species, as they are just as likely to eat them.



Me too!!!!!!!
Anniegrl Posted:

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I are a Madagascan Burrowing Frog

Found in the dry, hilly regions of south central Madagascar, these amazing frogs escape the searing heat and dry winds of the region by burrowing into the ground for the duration of the dry season. Very shy by nature, when threatened, these frogs inflate themselves and will not hesitate to charge their assailants. These frogs can be very gluttonous, devouring a wide variety of bugs, grubs and the like.

Mmmm.....grubs...
jozieb0925 Posted:

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Posted by Kathy116

I'm a firebelly toad!



ME TOO!!!
You are a Firebellied Toad


These colorful toads are very active and fun for beginner pet owners. They enjoy spending their day swimming and singing with other frogs of their species and become more active when not alone. Weird fact: Firebellied toads cannot extend their tongues like other toads or frogs. To feed, they must leap forward and catch their prey with their mouths. After they have grabbed a cricket or worm with their mouth, they usually use their fore-arms to help stuff food the rest of the way in. Then they squish their eyeballs down in their heads to push the food into their throat.
FeliciaDA Posted:

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Posted by MonkeyLuv

Wendy!! If I looking for frog, her name Pixie Frog!!!


P.S. Icelandic culture hearts you!

P.P.S Felicia....Icelandic culture hearts you too!



How very nice!

But didn't you read - Pac Man frogs such as myself don't mingle well with other frogs, as I'd probably EAT YOU!

Quote: They (Pac Man frogs) don't mix well with other frogs, even in their own species, as they are just as likely to eat them.

Yummmm!
MonkeyLuv Posted:

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the Pixie frog eats MICE!!! We should have an eat-off!

FeliciaDA Posted:

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Posted by MonkeyLuv

the Pixie frog eats MICE!!! We should have an eat-off!



Girl, Pac Man would beat Pixie in a hearbeat

I 'seemed to be designed to eat' as my description goes......... very accurate
wc0143 Posted:

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Posted by Anniegrl

I are a Madagascan Burrowing Frog

Found in the dry, hilly regions of south central Madagascar, these amazing frogs escape the searing heat and dry winds of the region by burrowing into the ground for the duration of the dry season. Very shy by nature, when threatened, these frogs inflate themselves and will not hesitate to charge their assailants. These frogs can be very gluttonous, devouring a wide variety of bugs, grubs and the like.

Mmmm.....grubs...



This is what I was ... me likey grubs, yum yum eat 'em up
diamondgrlie Posted:

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This is me!

These frogs do well with other frogs of their species and are fairly friendly.
2003fallwedding Posted:

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I'm a Pixie Frog

kelly4 Posted:

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I'm just a common toad! Should I be insulted?
StepherG Posted:

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Posted by kelly4

I'm just a common toad! Should I be insulted?



I'm just a common toad too!
Kriss2c Posted:

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Another Pixie frog here.

kelly4 Posted:

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Posted by StepherG


Posted by kelly4

I'm just a common toad! Should I be insulted?



I'm just a common toad too!



I'm glad I'm not the only one! You are my toad sister !
StepherG Posted:

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Posted by kelly4


Posted by StepherG


Posted by kelly4

I'm just a common toad! Should I be insulted?



I'm just a common toad too!



I'm glad I'm not the only one! You are my toad sister !


I feel honored!
TwoBugs Posted:

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Is no one else a pacific tree frog?

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