• Here is a link to the full explanation: https://rollitup.org/t/welcome-back-did-you-try-turning-it-off-and-on-again.1104810/

Bullfrogs

tckfui

tckfui

Well-Known Member
theres only a few kinds of frogs that eat plants and they are treefrogs found only in tropical areas, and they eat sweat fruits mostly.
I posted a quote from the bullfrog website of al the things they eat, and no kind of plant was on the list :) hope this helps you sleep better :P
 
Gilfman

Gilfman

Well-Known Member
tckfui said:
theres only a few kinds of frogs that eat plants and they are treefrogs found only in tropical areas, and they eat sweat fruits mostly.
I posted a quote from the bullfrog website of al the things they eat, and no kind of plant was on the list :) hope this helps you sleep better :P
Click to expand...
lol i have tree frogs im in WV
 
tckfui

tckfui

Well-Known Member
we have treefrogs in brooklyn, not many but some, I ment the kinds of treefrogs that eat fruits live mostly in tropical areas.
 
mykul916

mykul916

Well-Known Member
here in sacramento we have little sand-colored tree frogs. they poop on my buds. not fun. they also eat all my bugs, but thats just neat-o.
 
F

fdd2blk

Well-Known Member
mykul916 said:
here in sacramento we have little sand-colored tree frogs. they poop on my buds. not fun. they also eat all my bugs, but thats just neat-o.
Click to expand...

those are the ones i want. i grew up in rocklin and we used to find them in the sandbox at the playground. they like to burrow. i want a bunch of those. :mrgreen:
 
Seamaiden

Seamaiden

Well-Known Member
Search for Hyla regilla (formerly Pseudacris regilla). These tree frogs (aka Pacific tree frog) are found across the state and in many, many color morphs. Just in our county alone I've found the same species in three different color varieties--green, brown (including a buffy color), and red (an earth red). :)

I asked some herpetologist friends of mine and they linked me to a site with sound recordings and everything, it was pretty cool.
 
tckfui

tckfui

Well-Known Member
I google imigaded hyla regilla, it looks like a treefrog I cought a few years ago, kept it for 2 years than let it go, he was cool it would change colors from white, grey and black, to green, brown and lots of inbetween colors, he was pretty kick ass!
 
Seamaiden

Seamaiden

Well-Known Member
tckfui said:
I google imigaded hyla regilla, it looks like a treefrog I cought a few years ago, kept it for 2 years than let it go, he was cool it would change colors from white, grey and black, to green, brown and lots of inbetween colors, he was pretty kick ass!
Click to expand...
Wait a minute, the same INDIVIDUAL changed its colors??? This really changes my concept of these frogs! That's almost chameleon or cuttlefish-like (although, ain't NOTHIN' on this planet gots anything on dem cuttlefish, those things kick ASS). (Ok, I like cephalopods.)

I was assuming that environment during maturation was the influencing factor in their coloration.
 
tckfui

tckfui

Well-Known Member
I dont know man it was cool, when I got it it was really small like the size of my pinky tip, then when I got rid of it it was bigger than my thumb tip, it would change colors like hank said to mimic its background or when it was cold it would turn white too. and it would be a really dark brown if it was really hot
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top