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  1. 07-28-2012, 10:11 AM #1
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    found a couple whoopers!!

    with all the rain here in fl my retention pond is up and FULL of frogs found 8 differnt types so far, 3 kinds of toads, 3 kindas of tree frog, and pickeral frogs and bull frogs.

    here are a few bull frogs i caught and then released after playing with them for a bit ENJOY





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    Re: found a couple whoopers!!

    Awesome!! Do people keep bullfrogs as pets?
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    Cute little things. What part of Florida are you in? I grew up just north of Tampa, and we had these ( and gators ) in the lake behind our house.
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    Wow really cool thanks for sharing. Any pics of the pond?
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    i live in lakeland just north east of tampa. some people keep them i have been trying to find same tadpoles to raise up for fun
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    The one in your left hand is a male, and the female is on the right.. Too bad you don't have a big tank suitable for them or you could make your own tadpoles
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    You RELEASED them?! But their legs would have been SO delicious in scrambled eggs this morning! LOL I love me some frog legs.
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    i heard alot of crap for letting them go, if i had kept them it would be to breed and if i had a large aquarium i would have kept 2 females and 1 male just to try my luck at breeding
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    Quote Originally Posted by gsarchie View Post
    You RELEASED them?! But their legs would have been SO delicious in scrambled eggs this morning! LOL I love me some frog legs.

    Blech. They look much better on those cute frogs.

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    Those are some funky looking bullfrogs. Better colors and more defined pattern then you'd find up here. Our bullfrogs look kinda uninspiring.
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