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I am working on my website and wish to upload frog picture but need to identify frog first. I used to have it over 10 years ago, this picture is old, and I forgot what it was. It was not Dendrobatus as I didn't buy anything poisonous. It was too big to be Dendrobatus, but pattern is similar black and gray.
I have no clue how to post images here, I am new here, so please email me privately and I send you pic of this nonname frog.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Z
tigers9@cox.net
Thnaks for everybody who replied, I think I know what is was now, "milk frog" Phrynohyas resinifictrix. Common name didn't ring a bell, who knows what it was 10 years ago anyway ,hen I had this frog, but scientific name sounds right/familiar.
Thanks again.
Z
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