Small creatures. Extraordinary world.   •   A Really Byte field guide
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Our field notes are an introduction. Follow the original resources for deeper natural history, current taxonomy and complete specialist guidance.

How to use this guide

Frogs.im covers selected species rather than every frog on Earth. Pet suitability labels are editorial research starting points. Availability, permits, care standards and scientific names can change. Sizes are approximate adult body lengths. We avoid copying a universal climate prescription across species.

Each species page names its reference; care notes are introductory and should be followed by a complete species-specific care sheet and veterinary advice. If you spot a correction, contact info@reallybyte.com with the page and a reliable reference.

Core reference library

Species references

SpeciesNatural-history reference
White's tree frogOriginal resource ↗
Red-eyed tree frogOriginal resource ↗
Ornate horned frogOriginal resource ↗
Cranwell's horned frogOriginal resource ↗
African bullfrogOriginal resource ↗
African clawed frogOriginal resource ↗
African dwarf frogOriginal resource ↗
Vietnamese mossy frogOriginal resource ↗
Budgett's frogOriginal resource ↗
Chinese gliding frogOriginal resource ↗
Smooth-sided toadOriginal resource ↗
Golden mantellaOriginal resource ↗
Oriental fire-bellied toadOriginal resource ↗
Mexican dumpy frogOriginal resource ↗
Waxy monkey frogOriginal resource ↗
Smoky jungle frogOriginal resource ↗
Tomato frogOriginal resource ↗
False tomato frogOriginal resource ↗
Lemur leaf frogOriginal resource ↗
Panamanian golden frogOriginal resource ↗
American bullfrogOriginal resource ↗
Goliath frogOriginal resource ↗
Dyeing poison frogOriginal resource ↗
Golden poison frogOriginal resource ↗
Green-and-black poison frogOriginal resource ↗
Yellow-banded poison frogOriginal resource ↗
Strawberry poison frogOriginal resource ↗
Common frogOriginal resource ↗
Common toadOriginal resource ↗
Natterjack toadOriginal resource ↗
Pool frogOriginal resource ↗
Southern Darwin's frogOriginal resource ↗
Purple frogOriginal resource ↗
Turtle frogOriginal resource ↗
Fleischmann's glass frogOriginal resource ↗
Vampire flying frogOriginal resource ↗
Tusked frogOriginal resource ↗
Giant burrowing frogOriginal resource ↗
Peron's tree frogOriginal resource ↗
Striped marsh frogOriginal resource ↗
Great barred frogOriginal resource ↗
Graceful tree frogOriginal resource ↗
Striped rocket frogOriginal resource ↗
Motorbike frogOriginal resource ↗
Wood frogOriginal resource ↗
Spring peeperOriginal resource ↗
Gray treefrogOriginal resource ↗
American toadOriginal resource ↗
Green frogOriginal resource ↗
Pickerel frogOriginal resource ↗
Northern leopard frogOriginal resource ↗
Cane toadOriginal resource ↗
Amazon milk frogOriginal resource ↗

Photograph credits & licences

Real photographs are reproduced under the licences listed below. Some images are responsively cropped for display; source images are bundled with this site. CC BY-SA photographs and any adaptations retain their respective share-alike licence. A site-wide copyright notice does not override these image licences. Species names in historical photo metadata may use older classifications.

ImagePhotographerLicenceOriginal
red-eyed-tree-frog.jpg
Agalychnis callidryas
Careyjamesbalboa (Carey James Balboa)Public domainWikimedia Commons ↗
whites-tree-frog.jpg
Litoria caerulea
LiquidGhoulPublic domainWikimedia Commons ↗
common-frog.jpg
Rana temporaria
Richard Bartz, Munich aka Makro Freak Image:MFB.jpgCC BY-SA 2.5Wikimedia Commons ↗
pacman-frog.jpg
Ceratophrys cranwelli
Pablo H CapovillaCC BY-SA 4.0Wikimedia Commons ↗
blue-poison-dart-frog.jpg
Dendrobates tinctorius azureus
QuartlCC BY-SA 3.0Wikimedia Commons ↗
african-dwarf-frog.jpg
Hymenochirus boettgeri
MwatroCC BY-SA 3.0Wikimedia Commons ↗
tomato-frog.jpg
Dyscophus antongilii
Marius BurgerCC0Wikimedia Commons ↗
amazon-milk-frog.jpg
Trachycephalus resinifictrix
CrusierCC BY 3.0Wikimedia Commons ↗
glass-frog.jpg
Hyalinobatrachium fleischmanni
Borja FierroCC BY 4.0Wikimedia Commons ↗
golden-poison-frog.jpg
Phyllobates terribilis
Wilfried BernsCC BY-SA 2.0 deWikimedia Commons ↗

Sounds and illustrations

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