Peep her monkey toes gripping onto the stem 😭

I find these guys in the forest. They are really easy to tell apart from other frogs because they have that signature black mask around their eyes.

Bonjour à tous, j’aurais besoin de votre aide. Mon axolotl (environ 6 ans et demi) a un comportement inhabituel depuis quelques jours. Lorsqu’il nage, ses pattes arrière se replient vers l’avant et il a beaucoup de mal à avancer. Du coup, il reste la plupart du temps caché dans sa grotte. Quand il se déplace, il adopte parfois une position presque verticale contre la vitre. Il mange encore, mais je le trouve beaucoup moins actif.

Est-ce que quelqu’un a déjà rencontré ce problème ? Pensez-vous à une blessure, un problème neurologique, de constipation ou autre ? Tous vos conseils sont les bienvenus. Merci d’avance !

My White's tree frog has developed these smooth white spots on its back. They're active, eating normally, and the spots aren't fuzzy. Does this look like normal pigmentation, or should I be concerned?

I was walking around in Hawaii in the forest and found these tadpoles in little puddles next to the river. I’m pretty sure they are cane toad tadpoles.

A cute little guy in my natural bio-active outdoor terrarium. I called him/her Enigk (or puppy) and gave it a safe space to heal an injury, before releasing back to the exact spot I found it, by a fallen tree near a vernal pool. Gorgeous creatures.

My mum lives in Sicily and I was visiting her a few weeks ago when I heard noise coming from an old water well in her courtyard (photos 1 and 2). The well isn't in use anymore. It's about 3 metres deep, roughly 4 by 6 metres at the bottom, with just a small puddle left in it (photo 3). When I opened the well, I noticed some frogs and toads around the water puddle. So I figured the frogs and toads were falling in, probably attracted by the water and the buffet of mosquitoes and other bugs that breed in there, and then couldn't get back out because the walls are smooth and far too steep to climb.

So I tried to come up with an idea to rescue them.

First attempt: I lowered an empty bucket on a rope, hoping they'd hop in so I could hoist them up. They were not impressed. Nobody climbed in. Besides that, because I don't live there, I figured this wouldn't be a permanent solution either.

So I got to plan B: build them a ladder.

I gathered some scrap wood in a wheelbarrow (photo 4) and screwed short crossbars onto a long plank, spaced closely enough for small legs. Then I lowered it into the well at an angle so it runs from the puddle up to the rim, where there is a small indentation for them to climb out (photos 5 and 6).

After two days I spotted the first frogs and toads sitting on the bottom rungs (photo 7).

I left Sicily three days after I built the ladder, but returned last week because of the ten-year anniversary of my mother's wedding.

Because I was curious if the ladder worked, I reopened the well, and to my absolute joy, this absolute unit of a fella climbed the whole thing and was sitting at the top, just one hop from freedom (photos 8 and 9).

The ladder stays in permanently, so anyone who falls in can now climb out on their own. Mission accomplished🥳🐸

Just kidding of course, I love our little green neighbors. I relocated this little guy over to under a tree where he can hopefully join the other barking tree frogs in their chorus tonight!

Spotted this cool guy while out on a river. Oregon(Western Cascades)

My son picked up this frog and was playing with it. Is this poisonous? Found in Braselton, Ga.

I set up my big tank today. I have these little dudes (pictured). Once I incorporate more flora, what amphibian would best feature in this arrangement? Would a toad be happy here? And finally, what other species would get along with my present company?

Got to meet this distinguished little fella

Blends in with the pool apron. Dropped to the ground when I opened the umbrella and was hard to spot due to camouflage

Hello everyone. I came across this leapord frog tadpole at my job and put him in a tank that I’ve had set up for a while. He’s growing at a pretty steady pace and was wondering if anyone can give me some time to help him reach full maturity. For the tank, idk if it’s cool with them but I was planning on taking a 20g long aquarium and splitting it into two parts. The majority of it being land with burrows and such, but instead of the standard little bowls I see people give them I wanted to make like a mini pond in a section of it. If anyone knows how to do something like or if it’s even okay for them I’d love the input.

Oh his name is Poliwog fyi

I wanted to put mossy tree frogs in there but realized they are arboreal so I was thinking a Chinese fire belly newt? Gunna take out the lava rocks and make another ramp with just big smooth rocks so no one gets cut or scrapped. Just wanted feedback on if putting a Chinese fire belly newt in there is a good decision or not.

We will likely start to sell them eventually once they are older, maybe next Fall. They already come up to the tank to watch us 🥹

Momma newt is still laying eggs. They are proud parents