I just caught three wood frogs that were chilling under a tarp I had in my yard. They are very small (1/2"
so I assume that morphed out this spring. Anyone keep these? I was thinking of throwing together a terrarium for these guys until they out grow the food sources I have (dart frog stuff). There is like no info online about care for these guys. Thanks!
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Wood Frogs
pastorjosh
Jun 24, 2005 09:08 PM
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nomadofthehills
Jun 27, 2005 08:32 AM
try to keep them succesfully, and keep notes. later, publish ur findings online!
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joeysgreen
Jun 28, 2005 06:30 AM
They are not hard to keep. A species that is kept similar that may be more published is the leopard frog. They don't get larger than the big dart frogs so you shouldn't get overgrown if that is what you keep.
