Green climbing frog

[Miguel]

One of my sons arrived from the farm and he brought this tiny green climbing frog....I say it's a clmbing frog because it clings to walls, and climbs and climbs and climbs..

was supposed to be a fish feeder, but no way will I give it to the aro's...any hint, any suggestion? I've put some crickets in the container....

never knew there were climbing frogs in Europe....

 

[Doombunny]

Is this him?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_tree_frog

 

[Miguel]

Yes that is it! Thank you!

 

[davo]

Someone I know got one of those in a tesco salad not long ago. In a wrapped bag too. It was semi hibernating as it was in the fridge. Nice little find.

 

[evilxyardxgnome]

Someone I know got one of those in a tesco salad not long ago. In a wrapped bag too. It was semi hibernating as it was in the fridge. Nice little find.

amazing

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Someone I know got one of those in a tesco salad not long ago. In a wrapped bag too. It was semi hibernating as it was in the fridge. Nice little find.

Hey, that reminds me of the time my dad was out to lunch with a client of his and a salamander crawled out of his Chicken Cesar salad, minus a tail!
I guess you could say the salad was really fresh.

 

[rxracer]

^ thats freakin nasty....

 

[Red Devil]

hes cute ..are you going to keep him?

 

[Miguel]

what does it eat???? someone in the know??

 

[davo]

Quote from http://www.pollywog.co.uk/europeangreencaresheet.html
Feeding: For adults a mixture of suitably sized insects including crickets, mini-mealworm, flies, waxworm, small locust, caterpillars and moths should be fed every two-three days. A calcium and vitamin supplement should be used once a week. Young frogs will take hatchling crickets and fruitflies, these should be fed every day and a calcium and vitamin supplement used two-three times a week.