Identifying Frog type?

[johnnyboy4783]

If i Post pictures of 3 Baby frogs my daughter caught at a local pond, would someone be able to help me identify them? I am thinkin maybe bullforgs but seem kinda small??

 

[johnnyboy4783]

Here are the pics. Sorry they are cell phone pics. Please help if you can with what type of frog they are im confused between greenfrogs or bullfrogs

 

[reptinut]

Im good at identifying most herps, however, this one is a bit tricky. If there were dorsal lateral ridges, I couldn't see them. If you told me what state you were in, I could probably figure it out.

 

[johnnyboy4783]

pennsylvania

 

[johnnyboy4783]

i also took a closer look for you and they do not have lateral dorsal folds on their sides so im leaning mor toward baby bulls now

 

[reptinut]

It's deifnitly a bull frog or Green Frog, Im guessing Bull too. It doesnt matter much, as the care for both is identical (exept some bullfrogs need bigger enclosures).

 

[johnnyboy4783]

Thanks for you help! Whats a good staple food for these little guys?

 

[reptinut]

Hmm...start out with insects such as crickets, mealworms, superworms, waxworms. cockroaches or any simular sized insects (its not a bad idea to feed local insect species to the frog if it was wild caught in your area). If it is a bull frog and grows to 5-6"+, then you can feed it small mice, but only every two weeks.



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