zeon Wrote:i am a bit uneasy with frogs but i wouldnt hurt em i know they do scream loud lol like a girl
Excuuuse me lol. Someone's a macho guy :p . I'll have you know mr. Only the males of the tree frog species make vocalizations, so if any of them scream, it's the boys.
The females are generally quiet and tend to be very calm, whereas the males are loud and are frantically jumping around, looking to mate (well, these small species do, since they breed all year round, some other tree frog species have specific times of the month).
Atleast you won't do to them what you used to do to snails , but these guys are excellent jumpers, so I doubt you'd get to them fast enough to hold one. (I've been catching them since young :p, plus they practically jump into my loving arms )
@Nick - :p , It's not easy. Had to go through alot in my 18years, but I can already see the light at the end of the tunnel, so yeah .
Small Update
This is Lily in the snail's old tank, which is now her new tank. I had to shine a flashlight on her, cause my room's so dark :p . You can't see all of them, but they're vines growing in her tank it's looking cool .
The snails live in that red container and she likes to watch them.
Nick9 Wrote:So, Lily's color is green? I have always thought she is brown
I need to check those pictures of turtles I took for you. I am so bad with downloading pics from my camera. It always takes me ages
Well, it depends on the temperature and sometimes what she's sitting on.
If she's really dry, she's darker. If she's wet, then she's a light colour.
Their colour varies though, but her normal colour is a light brown. It's just dark in my room, so she looks green .
Take your sweet time , I probably wont be free until next week to seem them anywho :p . I upload them straight from my iPod, to Photobucket and then here . My camera broke awhile ago .
QueenOdi Wrote:Well, it depends on the temperature and sometimes what she's sitting on.
If she's really dry, she's darker. If she's wet, then she's a light colour.
wow, I didn't know frogs could do that. I saw a chameleon the other day. His neck and head were green and his back was changing the color from violet to green :eek:
Nick9 Wrote:wow, I didn't know frogs could do that. I saw a chameleon the other day. His neck and head were green and his back was changing the color from violet to green :eek:
Well it's not drastic like a Chameleon, but it's basically like how a human gets a tan, except it's more to due with the humidity/temperature in the tank. It's gradual.
(Similar to Chromatifores in the Octapus/Chameleon, but is more like Keratin in Humans. It's complicated)
Most frogs look like what they live in or near to, such as the Red-Eyed Green Tree Frog, which lives on green lives, hence it's green colour. They adapt to their surroundings, but it takes very long.
They have odd colour pigmentations in their skin. Australia's White's Tree Frog is normally green, but can be blue or anything in between. It's interesting :p .
Is that a Warty Toad my eyes have me looking at? They are so cute . I used to have one as a kid and he ate all the mosquitos around my house. Until I lost him, cause I wasn't very savvy back then at keeping animals :p .
I'm afraid if Lily was friends with him, she'd become his mid-day snack. Frogs & Toads tend to eat smaller frogs or toads, especially if they aren't the same species .
, but these guys are excellent jumpers, so I doubt you'd get to them fast enough to hold one. (I've been catching them since young :p, plus they practically jump into my loving arms 
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and she likes to watch them.
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. I used to have one as a kid and he ate all the mosquitos around my house. Until I lost him, cause I wasn't very savvy back then at keeping animals :p .
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