Author: Phil
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Do Frogs Get Lonely? You Will Be Surprised
One of the most common questions I get asked as a frog expert is, “Do frogs get lonely?” The quick answer is no; frogs do not generally get lonely. However, frogs are more likely to suffer from stress if they are kept alone for too long. Here’s a more detailed explanation. Lonely or Social?…
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Can Frogs Jump Out Of A Bucket? You Will Be Surprised
This is a question that I hear all the time. The short answer is yes; frogs can jump out of a bucket. But, the more important question is why would they want to? So, let’s explore this topic further. Can frogs jump out of a bucket? There are many reasons why frogs would…
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Can frogs drink beer? You Will Be Surprised
Frogs are fascinating creatures. They can live in a variety of habitats, eat a variety of food, and even drink a variety of liquids. This begs the question: Can frogs drink beer? It turned out that the answer to this question was a bit more complicated than a simple yes or no. While…
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Can you put frogs with hermit crabs?
Many people ask me whether they can put frogs with hermit crabs. While these two animals may seem similar, some key differences make them incompatible as roommates. In this blog post, I’ll discuss why you shouldn’t put frogs with hermit crabs. Can you put frogs with hermit crabs? While frogs and hermit crabs…
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Can You Put Frogs With Oscar Fish? The Surprising Answer
Frogs and fish are two completely different types of animals that should not be kept together. Frogs are amphibians, and Oscar fishes are freshwater fish. Both animals have additional care requirements and can not co-exist in the same habitat. This blog post will discuss why you should not put frogs with oscar fish. Different…
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Can Frogs Absorb Calcium? A Surprising Answer
Frogs are a popular pet for many reasons. They’re low maintenance, they’re relatively long-lived, and they’re interesting to watch. But one familiar question frog owners have is whether or not their pet can absorb Calcium. Can frogs absorb Calcium? The answer to this question is a bit complex. Frogs can absorb some calcium,…