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Check out this frog. It's built like a bull frog, but the markings are different than i'm used to seeing. Is this an abarrent bull frog or a hybrid?

http://www.catfish1.com/forums/showthread.php?p=269030#post269030

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Thanks!

Eric
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I could'nt view the pics but from your short description im going to go out on the limb and say its a leopard frog.
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you have found yourself a large pig frog, Rana grylio, they are native to the southeast US and are fairly common. they grow to be as big and sometimes larger than american bullfrogs and tend to be more timid, which is why you don't see very many of them.

http://www.audubon.org/LOCAL/SANCTUARY/CORKSCREW/Wildlife/Frogs_Toads.html#Pig Frog

a link to some info on them