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Albino tadpoles found, any thoughts?

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Hello,

I found 8 tadpoles that had legs but they were 100% all white with pink eyes. I am almost 100% positive that they were Wood frog tadpoles, but there is a slight chance they were American toad tadpoles. Any ideas on these, I have never seen a albino wood frog,or american toad, has anyone else?
 
I have seen either American Toad or Fowler's Toad albino adults (I cannot remember which). A guy in my local herp society has had a couple or a few that he has found over the last two or three years on Long Island, NY. Very neat looking indeed.

Never seen or heard of an Albino Wood frog.

All the best,
GB
 
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