I strongly suggest not keeping these frogs outside. For three reasons mainly:

1. They are not outdoor frogs, and could very easily die if there was a storm or they could get eaten by birds.

2. There really is no reason to keep them outside, they are one of the easiest amphibs to keep and it would be rediculusly easy to set up a tank indoors for them.

3. By chance if they did actually live, they could excape and breed locally. This would be bad for more reasons than I feel like listing. Florida has probably seen this more than any other state with burmese pythons and iguanas...
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