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hi..

I live in south Texas, I own several reptiles, but never amphibians...

want to have some frogs in my backyard pond (60 gal plastic pond from HD), but dont know wich species is better so they can survive winter, also would like to get the kind that sings...

any one??

tahnks

Rick

ups, wrong pic... sorry

For a big setup like that, go find a Large South African variety of Pyxie frog... A large male (~9inches SVL) will run some money, but they are definitely interesting and make use of water features. They can eat pretty large rats too. The South African variety can survive more extremes in termperature so that's why I'd opt for one.
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