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My cousin found this frog in his yard where water from his washer drains.
He brought it to me.
What is it though?
I've done some research, but I don't know yet.
It was cought in North central Alabama. Here's a pic.
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cant say for sure, but kinda looksa like a young bullfrog, if you could supply more pics (sideview and front) i and other people will be able to help out more
Sure.
I'll get them over the weekend.
Thanks for the reply.
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Here's some more pictures.
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the pix are a bit fuzzy, but it does look to me as being a young bullfrog. if you plan to keep this guy he will grow BIG. most sights recommend a 20 gallon long tank to house adults, but urs looks to be fine in a ten gallon tank for now.
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