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You post a lot about less known Australian creatures, may I request the Motorbike Frog, the frog thats call sounds like a motorbike. And is a very pretty frog on top of that.
I love it!
Motorbike Frog aka Moore’s Frog aka Western Bell Frog aka Kyooya (Ranoidea moorei), family Hylidae, found in SW Australia
photograph by Chris Gilovitz
photograph by Nicola Mitchell
photograph by B. Maryan
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Some froggos for my aro comrades
Gold and Green Bell Frog (Ranoidea aurea), family Hylidae, Newington, NSW, Australia
photograph by JJ Harrison
Growling Grass Frog aka Southern Bell Frog (Ranoidea raniformis), family Hylidae, Yanga NP, NSW, Australia
Also known by the Latin name Litorea raniformes.
photograph by Mick Fullerton Wildlife
Growling Grass Frog aka Southern Bell Frog (Ranoidea raniformis), family Hylidae, northern Tasmania, Australia
Also known by the Latin name Litorea raniformes.
photograph by Tnarg 12345Â
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Aw YISSS the Frog Tank is looking Good!
I love that most of this is stuff I made/scavenged/got for next to nothing.
Sir, how is that comfortable?
mr frog sir, why do you sit like this?
You could sit anywhere in the whole fukign tank and you do this
every now and then I hear this bizzare noise and get startled and then I remember aha yes that is my frog. He is Singing. Having a Big Frog that makes Big Frog noises is new to me because previously I only had tree frogs that make very tiny shreeeeeee sounds.
