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Caring For African Dwarf Frogs - Aquarium Setup Basics

By: Angela Marie | 2010-03-31 | Pets
Like any other aquatic pet, African dwarf frogs have care requirements that help them stay healthy and live a long time. Just because these frogs are tiny doesn't mean they don't deserve to have lots of space to move around in, and clear, warm water. But what exactly are the basic care requirements of these amazing frogs? read more

Taking Care of African Dwarf Frogs - Top 3 Frequently Asked Questions

By: Angela Marie | 2010-03-31 | Pets
African dwarf frogs are rewarding to keep and they can live a long time, up to 7 years. They're not a difficult pet to take care of, but there can be some confusion about what's best for them. Here are some answers to a few of the most commonly asked questions. read more

Tree Frog Care Secrets

By: Andrew Williums | 2010-04-03 | Pets
Tree frogs are Fascinating creatures of this earth and can be excellent pets if cared for properly. Currently there is no resource on how to properly care for your tree frog at home. There are a few processes in the process of caring for your tree frog that can go wrong and cause your frog to get ill. Tree frogs that do get ill are actually quite hard to bring right again which means prevention in this case is the best cure. read more

Keeping an African Clawed Frog For a Pet

By: CS Swarens | 2010-04-03 | Pets
Do you want to keep an interesting and unique pet that will be different from anything your friends own? If you like frogs, you might want to consider purchasing an African Claw Frog. African Clawed Frogs are a good choice for someone who has never owned an amphibian before because they are relatively easy to care for. Keep in mind, however, that they can easily live for 15 years or even more, so be sure you are ready to commit to one of these animals before you make a purchase. read more

Frog Tattoos

By: Rick Reynolds | 2010-03-31 | Tattoos
Frog tattoos may seem an odd choice for a design, but there are probably some things about frogs that may surprise you. When you consider their popularity in our society today plus the meanings of frogs in many different cultures, you will see why frog tattoos may not be so odd after all. read more

Facts About Frogs - A Frogs Life

By: Andrew Williums | 2010-04-03 | Pets
The tree frog as its name states spends most of its time in the trees and only comes to the ground to breed and spawn. The term arboreal means tree dwelling. As many of the species of tree frog have little defence against their predators (bats, spiders snakes and birds) tree frogs have adapted green colourations on their back. read more

Frog Plush Toy & Frog History

By: Angeline Hope | 2010-10-19 | Home & Family
While there are lots of really adorable plush toys from which to choose, not all of them are conducive to snuggling. A frog plush toy, however, does not have that problem given it has been designed with a very huggable body. A frog plush toy is a squishable, squeezable soft toy that no child should ever do without. read more

Tomato Frog For Sale

By: Mani Kr | 2010-03-26 | Childhood education
Man has made innumerable types of gifts. The captive bred Tomato Frog for Sale at the online stores is better than anyone else's. read more

Skin Wart Removal – Frogs and Skin Warts

By: Mercedes Skin Care | 2011-08-10 | Skin care
When I was a little girl I was told that if you touch a frog or toad you would get warts. To make matters worse if the frog or toad urinated on your skin you would get warts. I have never liked frogs or toads and was kind of afraid of them. Of course, when you get older in science class you had to dissect frogs. I never asked the teacher if I touched the dead frog would I get warts. The reality is read more

The Difference Between Frogs And Toads

By: Jamie Highland | 2011-02-04 | Science
If you are wondering how frogs and toads differ, you may be surprised. There's not actually much that makes them different. read more

Deadly Fungus Threatens Frog Extinction

By: Michael Bloch | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
The humble frog is a very important part of our ecosystem. A healthy frog population also indicates a healthy waterway. But frogs all over the world are under threat - not just from pollution, global warming and general environmental destruction, but from a mysterious fungus. read more

Boon Frog Pod Review

By: Nick L. James | 2010-12-06 | Home & Family
Boon Frog Pod I love the Boon Frog. I have for several years and have a few rain showers. It looks like the best ceramic tile, but you can not stop, cross-selling opportunities for bus stucco. Not content with working every element of the wall of plastic sheeting or a shower. The meeting begins shower walls, prefabricated soft plastic, but they are usually in the middle of the night, the scars of almost death. read more

How to take care of your red eyed frog?

By: redeyed | 2011-09-10 | Pets
Red eyed frog is green in color and they are one of the most interesting species to keep as a pet. These pets spend most of their time in trees and you can only witness them on ground when they need to breed and spawn. read more

Deadly Frogs of the Amazon

By: Grover Watts | 2010-03-29 | Wildlife and Environment
Did you ever think a frog could really be poisonous? Well, watch out for the brightly colored frogs of the Amazon. These frogs reside in the rain forests of South America and their moist slippery skin can paralyze you. Native Indians in this region have used the slimy secretions from these frogs for centuries to kill their prey. These frogs have also been called "dart frogs." read more

Understanding red eyed tree frogs

By: redeyed | 2011-10-18 | Pets
If you are a reptile lover, getting a red eyed frog is one of the best creatures you can buy as they are equally fascinating as any other pet if you choose to take proper care of them. They can prove to be an excellent pet but there are few things that you need to keep in mind ones you bring them in your home. read more