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				<title>Kingsnake.com - Herpforum - Amphibians - General Forum</title> 

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				  Amphibians are a class of vertebrate animals that includes animals such as toads, frogs, caecilians, and salamanders. Characterized as ectothermic (or cold-blooded), most Amphibians undergo metamorphosis from a juvenile water-breathing form to an adult air-breathing form, but some retain the juvenile water-breathing form throughout life.

The three modern orders of amphibians are Anura (frogs and toads), Caudata (salamanders and newts), and Gymnophiona (caecilians, limbless amphibians that resemble snakes), and in total they number approximately 6,500 species. Many amphibians lay their eggs in water.

Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding the keeping, breeding, health, and conservation of species and subspecies of Amphibians.

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						<title>Tadpoles to frogs</title> 

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 I have about 6 tadpoles gathered from a puddle near lake Ontaria in October of 2014.  It has become a project in my Kindergarten class and just now the tadpoles are starting to pop out front legs and get toes.  Does anyone know how long until the tail will be absorbed and their tongues developed to ... 
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						<title>TagTheWild New App</title> 

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 we have created a new website that could be awesome. we are looking for suggestions from others and any tips you may have! everything can be seen on tagthewild.com about who we are, and for more detail we are listed on a kick starter account here https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/519117995/tagthe... 
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						<title>Wood frogs</title> 

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 Does anyone know of any source of N. American wood frogs at this time of the year?Thanks,Duncan 
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						<title>preserved/ frozen fire salamander</title> 

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 Hello community, I am researching morphological variation in cb and wild Fire salamanders/ Salamandra salamandra. I am seeking preserved or frozen specimens. Please contact me if you have such specimens and I can pay for shipping and handling. brandon.ballengee@gmail.com Thank you very much, Bran... 
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						<title>HELP. WHITE Bullfrog</title> 

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 I'm no good with amphibians. Don't know what's going on with this guys genes. He's a wild caught frog from a local lake in the suburbs of Chicago.Pure white belly, normal classic-green bullfrog colors coming through a bit on the back but mostly on the head. Nor,al colored eyes as far as I can tell... 
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						<title>giant waxy monkey frog?</title> 

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 I have one female (i believe) waxy monkey tree frog and I've had her for a few years. I ordered a couple more from Backwater Reptiles and they came in the mail and they aren't the same kind of frog. They're a lot bigger and have a different belly. I believe they're giant waxy monkey tree frogs. Coul... 
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						<title>midwife toads Q</title> 

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						<title>fire belly toads dying</title> 

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 hey guys. i have had 4 different fire bellies at different times. i usually buy them in pairs from the same place and house them together. about a year ago one of my last pair died, and i have one left. recently this one has gotten very skinny, its legs are skinny and i can see an outline on his bac... 
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						<title>What is killing the frogs in my area?</title> 

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 I have a friend with a small pond in his yard and a larger pond in a city park nearby (Canton, Ohio). It seems almost all the frogs are dying. He found over 50 dead ones before he quit counting them and says he finds 10 more every day. A toxin is the first thing that comes to mind. Anybody know of a... 
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						<title>Dr. Michael Tyler Interview &amp; Amphibians</title> 

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 Q&amp;A with leading Australian Amphib Expert, Dr. Tylerhttp://nyexotics.blogspot.com/2012/04/dr-michael-tyler-australian-herps.html
-----ChrisChris Carille Photographyhttp://nyexotics.blogspot.com/ 
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						<title>American Frog Day 2012 - Chicago, IL</title> 

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 American Frog Day 2012 will be held in Chicago, May 12th at the Holiday Inn O'Hare on Cumberland.5615 North Cumberland AvenueChicago, IL 60631American Frog Day is an annual event focused on assisting scientific study and captive maintenance of Dendrobatid frogs and other amphibians through the e... 
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						<title>Unique prob with whites tree frog</title> 

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 I have had this particular whites since she was the size of a nickel. She has always been housed in a 30  gal terrarium. There are nice big branches and live plants. She has 2 other cage mates that have been with her from the beginning. Allare now full grown and 3 years old. They eat pinkies regular... 
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						<title>You own a reptile.you might want to vote</title> 

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 A message from USARK:There is a poll on FOX NEWS entitled: Should people be allowed to keep exotic animals? If you believe you should be allowed to responsibly keep exotic reptiles please follow the link below and VOTE YES! This poll is important because politicians will use it to gauge public sen... 
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						<title>Lungworms in White's Tree Frogs...</title> 

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 So I have a couple of White's tree frogs that likely have lungworms. Gasping for air, shedding excessively, lighter green spots on the green frog and &amp;quot;bruises&amp;quot; on the brown frog. Also...saw the worms being &amp;quot;coughed&amp;quot; up. Being short of money at the moment, any home... 
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						<title>Cohabitation</title> 

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 Hi could anyone suggest suitable frogs to cohabit with Northern Red Salamanders? 
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						<title>Vivarium toad, tree frog, newt-help!</title> 

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 I volunteer at a local Nature Center in the Los Angeles area.  Recently, I was asked to help out in improving the habitat for the 2 toads, one tree frog and one rough skinned newt, all native.  They live in a 2'x2'x4'tall glass enclosure with sliding doors in the front.  There is a 6-8 inch space fr... 
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						<title>Looking for frogs</title> 

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 I posted this on the dart frog forum but it is not getting much action. so, I am just wondering where everyone thinks the best place for me to get some Cobalt Dart frogs is. I have been looking a lot and I am just wondering if anyone know of a place that has better looking ones or whatever. Let me k... 
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						<title>Thought I would share a Video</title> 

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 This is my new setup. Its for some RETF im getting this weekend.----- Marcs Reptiles 
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						<title>setup a tank and need some help</title> 

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 its the tetrafauna half terrrarium and aquarium setup and wanted to get like frogs and newts or salanders? what are good species to put together in this type of setup 
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						<title>2010 amphibian field pics</title> 

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