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Before buying a pet frog or toad, know the species in order to give them proper care. Learn to care for pet frogs and toads in this free video series from a reptile specialist.
There are 10 videos in this series:
Breeding frogs can be difficult depending on the species. Breed frogs with these expert tips from a reptile specialist in this free video about pet care.
To care for frogs, know the species of the pet frog. Care for frogs with these expert tips from a reptile specialist in this free video about pet care.
Before buying frogs as pets, decide on the species. Buy frogs with expert tips from a reptile specialist in this free video about pet care.
Toads prefer dry climates, which changes the way to care for them. Care for toads with these expert tips from a reptile specialist in this free video about pet care.
Buying pet toads is not extremely common, and it may be hard to find pet toads for sell. Buy toads with these expert tips from a reptile specialist in this free video about pet care.
Feeding a frog in an aquarium is as easy as dropping fish food in the tank. Feed frogs in aquariums with these expert tips from a reptile specialist in this free video about pet care.
To construct tree frog terrariums, place twigs and branches in a vertical container. Construct tree frog terrariums with expert tips from a reptile specialist in this free video about pet care.
Caring for African dwarf frogs is easy as long as no other animals can eat them. Care for African dwarf frogs with these expert tips from a reptile specialist in this free video about pet care.
To care for gray tree frogs, give them plenty of places to hide in the terrarium. Care for gray tree frogs with these expert tips from a reptile specialist in this free video about pet care.
Frogs enjoy a habitat where they can hide, swim in water and burrow in soil. Mke a frog habitat with these expert tips from a reptile specialist in this free video about pet care.
The amphibious frog has been hopping across the earth for over 200 million years. With over 5000 species, the frog makes up 88 percent of the amphibian species. It's no wonder that frogs are found all over the world. These amphibians start their life as an egg. Breaking free of the egg, a tadpole emerges. As they begin their journey in lakes and ponds, the tadpoles slowly change their shape, growing legs and developing lungs. Clearly, it's not surprising that this miraculous transformation has caught the eye of many a folklorist. Frogs appear commonly in many fairy tales and fables as benign creatures with incredible hidden talents. For many people, frogs make excellent pets. They are relatively easy to take care of, and they are fairly docile. In this free video series, learn how to care for pet frogs. Our expert, Tim Cole, demonstrates how to take care of a variety of frogs. Learn how to care for African dwarf frogs and gray tree frogs. Also, get tips for building habitats for frogs. Want to breed frogs? Cole gives advice for breading frogs as well. So, before buying a pet frog, take a moment and learn about basic frog care today!
Tim Cole Tim Cole has been keeping reptiles for over four decades and has professional experience working with zoos and scientific field studies. Cole is the owner/proprietor of Austin Reptile Service, an organization dedicated to the conservation of native Texas reptiles through education. He has been the Reptile Team Leader with Wildlife Rescue Inc. in Austin, TX, since 1989. He has achieved the level of State Advanced Certified Animal Control Officer, and has held a Texas Parks & Wildlife rehabilitation permit. Cole is a founding member of the Austin Herpetological Society and has sat on the board of various herpetological societies. He also keeps and breeds various species of snakes in his home, for the pet trade and for private collectors. Cole teaches snake identification and awareness programs to Animal Control Officers, City Utility Departments, State agencies, Cub & Boy Scout groups, and schools.dkdk
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