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Hello-

My SIL just dropped off two frogs that were locally caught (in eastern, PA). She went to the pet store and bought them stuff and now has decided she doesn't want them. We would like to keep them, but don't know what they are(Heaven knows how the pet store knew what to give her without identifying them!!). Here are the pictures, what type of frogs are they and any help with proper set-ups would be welcome. Thanks.


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Not 100%

Not certain but the top one is definately a toad and possibly the eastern american,they have spots on the belly which helps in identifying them.

As for the second from the pic it looks like a small green frog.

Here are some links with pics and info:
e-nature photos
green frog pics
eastern american



Like i said i am not 100 % certain but a little digging will confirm.

Good luck,
Rob
 
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