budgetts vs african clawed vs horned frogvs african bullfrog vs cane toad

[candidpets]

anyone kept all these?


If so which did you find most entertaining? also those of you been bitten which is the strongest biter for size?

 

[Vicious_Fish]

I currently have an 8 year old female African Bullfrog. When I got her she was the size of a 50 cent piece. Now she's about the size of a large grapefruit. I really had wished she was a male since they get more than double that size but she's still interesting none the less.

 

[candidpets]

You want bigger? I tried to keep cane toad but so messy. Dirty rejoined I have pacman tiny six months picky eater I am rubbing d3 calcium on him to make sure but he should be double like his siblings

 

[J. H.]

I have kept african clawed frogs. They are small, gentle, and somewhat delicate things. Good for a small community tank. I wouldn't've even thought of rating their bite strength lol.

 

[itrebebag99]

Yeah, if I kept an amphibian, it'd be a african clawed frog. Things are tough as nails, compared to ultra-sensitive dart and tree frogs. African bullfrogs, cane toads, budgets, and horned frogs are all pretty cool, too. If I kept one of those, I'd go with the African bullfrog (horned frogs are pretty, but don't get as big, and cane toads are really ugly).

 

[candidpets]

You are confusing clawed and African dwarf clawed frogs get huge

 

[candidpets]

You are confusing clawed and African dwarf clawed frogs get huge

 

[candidpets]

Acf grab fish or newt then try to tear them open using claws

 

[monkeybike]

Our old clawed frog used to sing at night, it was pretty cool.

 

[itrebebag99]

Our old clawed frog used to sing at night, it was pretty cool.

My friend's frog does the same thing, particular after a water change. He got the thing when he was 5, and I think he's 20 now, and it's still going strong. He keeps it in a dirty 2.5 gallon, no aeration or anything, proving how tough they are.