Top 5 Pet Frogs You've Never Heard Of!

[@pythonalley8882]

I think the frog sounds in the background is wonderful. You literally have a thriving chunk of rainforest in your room. They are telling you they love everything you do for them.

[@mordredthehero]

I like the chirping in the background personally. It's a good reminder that there are actually animals in the room with you.

[@ToriLyn_]

9:43 The feeeeeeeeets omg 😭🥹

[@loriw2661]

Waxy Monkey Tree Frogs look so cool!! I love the bored/angry look on their face. The whole grooming thing……so cute!!🐸❤️🐸

[@Upper_echelon_exotics]

They are awesome! I used to really really want one but I have moved onto being more into snakes. They also have a substance (in the wild) that people use to trip out on. It sounds like a horrible trip but it's still interesting. There's a video about it here on KZbin.

[@LuckyStone888]

You should have put a lizard in there. Just to keep up with your brand, just reversed.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahahaha I love it!

[@elizabethfortino8867]

I completely agree!

[@GhostRider-hy9zt]

@@WickensWickedReptiles you could almost say it’s a wicked idea HA… im sorry you can ban me now

[@Helena-yl6ds]

Maybe a toad?

[@LuckyStone888]

@@Helena-yl6ds Toads are just dry frogs, but if I think about it Toads look like short plump lizards without a tail. So I guess a lot of adult Crested Geckos are toads, They call Crested Geckos who drop their tails "frog butt" but they should be called "Toad butt" LOL

[@Taurwen]

The frog sounds are amazing in the background - definitely keep them there for part 2! My son's Cope's Gray Tree Frogs are only just starting to get to the size that one, maybe two, are calling, and I can't wait for them to start drowning out the sound of feeder crickets at night. Never thought we'd be amphibian keepers, but I wouldn't change it for the world now. Thanks for introducing us to more awesome species!

[@chenjung407ad]

Loving the frog calls in the background!

[@mikepatterson9351]

Love the background sounds in your room. Like a domesticated jungle in your house

[@devsie11915]

I love frogs and I will always watch these videos.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thank you so much

[@kylesnyder5591]

Absolutely love your videos! Me personally your frogs calling in the background made this video even better

[@Living321ani]

I love owning frogs, particularly I love their different calls.

[@VTwinFTW]

YES!!! I love you ended the list with Terribs. They’re a bucket list frog for me, along with some sort of Oophaga

[@triosky6472]

The frog fweeeeee's are an improvement.

[@whiteeagle8140]

I love the sound of 🐸. Very relaxing. Nice sound to sleep.

[@elizabethfortino8867]

I love the frogs chirping in the background. I find it soothing.

[@kathleenlambert4961]

I've been so in love with my Japanese fire-bellied toads for years! Especially the lower pitched croak they have!

[@OkidokiReptileHouse]

🐸Don't forget mossy frogs🤟🏼 Strong and beautiful animals! Congrats for your channel!

[@heliumhubcryptocollective9337]

little trick to breeding any difficult species...look up the weather patterns for its country of origin, temp, humidity, rainy seasons, dry season, and breading times. Hence if your frog lives in an arid area where its say dry for most of the year,, high temps, low humidity, and little rain, but in march every year they have flash floods, with months of rains and low temps, during this time is when they breed...you would want to mimic this in your tank, introduce male to female only when they would in nature cross paths and breed, follow husbandry of the particular species, do they mate for life, do they typically stay iin groups, or are they loners that only find each other to breed, etc..if you mimic this u will have far greater success in difficult breeds and breeds not typically in the domestic trade market. ..i learned this trick from a herpetologist that ran a reptile sanctuary in Ontario Canada ..he had difficulty breeding his Burmese ..so he introduced a rainy season, which they typically in nature breed after..sure enough thats what hes been applying to his programs to all his projects with great success

[@kathyy.5757]

Love the frog sounds in the background! They don’t over power you either but I can only imagine how it felt talking over them

[@ingeniouspixie]

Yes! All the amphibious content please! 🤩 Adding Waxy frogs to my NEED list.

[@reptilerevival]

It was SO hard not to pick up some frogs at the Pomona show, they are so fun to watch! Awesome video, brother!

[@saralou123]

I absolutely love the sound of the frogs in the background.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they sure are loud

[@Born_Again_On_The_Mountain]

I like the frog sounds! Thanks for another great video! I had no idea those types of frogs existed.

[@hollyodii5969]

Frog 🐸 noises during a frog video is kinda perfect! So is the frog that applies it’s own sunscreen!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Basically yes

[@mindoflettuce2168]

Ignore the Masses! more frog videos!

[@austinholtz349]

None stop frogs sounds definitely make the video about frogs so much better.

[@SkylerB17]

i dont think frogs are boring. i would love to have some someday. i also want some frog tattoos.

[@alexismenz9578]

Love the sounds of the calls in the videos!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

perfect!

[@clistiarobinson34]

These frogs are so pretty, I've heard of the harlequin frogs but the other ones I don't think I have but they are so cool

[@hannahmays4453]

Frogs are my favorite animals! I have two white dumpy tree frogs and I absolutely adore them💕

[@PitsFam]

Love your frog videos and hearing the darts in the background only make it better! Didn’t know about the waxy monkey and now I’m smitten 🥰

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

thanks!

[@edgargonzalez-mn3qj]

Watching this while at work, 😂awesome !!

[@nicoletaylor933]

I like the colorful dart frogs. I remember the first time I saw them as a kid and was mesmerized.

[@cyndischultz60]

I also loved hearing your frogs in the background! ❤️ Great video!

[@KingsnakeKid]

Yeah! More frog content! But I wouldn't say I dont see the Phyllobates Terribilis. I see them fairly often at some of the dart frog tables at expos.

[@vanessavieux7283]

I love your videos wicked wickens reptile have a awesome day have a cool day have a absolutely wonderful day good job wicked wickens reptile

[@RoseMilliron]

I love frogs. Thank you for the content on them.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Our pleasure!

[@zacharyhernandez1656]

waxy monkey tree frogs and amazon mik frogs are goals to have one day!! Can't wait to see the Phyllobates terribilis "Orange" vivarium enclosure you end up building in the near future!!! Definitely would love to see a top 5 salamander and toad species

[@frankfrank7921]

Agree 100% on the salamander/toad request. I assume by "salamander' you are including newts also. If not, I nominate newts for a future episode.

[@666Daheretic]

100% toads/newts/salamander videos. All three are amazing animals that often don't get enough credit. Salamanders are so adorable. Especially the mole type species like tigers, yellow spotted, and jeffersons. Such cute little faces.

[@danasmith8557]

I love the sound of ur dart frogs in the back ground , it doesn't bother me at all , thanx for an amazing video

[@jamielovesjohn]

I love the frogs in the background. It's such a pleasant sound. And also, now I need a waxy monkey tree frog lol.

[@welshcroco]

honestly having frogs calling throughout a frog based video really adds to it, definitely did not ruin it.

[@sillykitten1999]

The harlequins are gorgeous, the leaf frogs are CUTE, the horned frogs look cranky and are adorable, the waxy monkey tree frogs are just ADORABLE, dart frogs are always cute. My fav has to be the harlequins!

[@caseysilva6919]

I could watch frog content all day. If the timing was better I would have gotten the 3 waxy frogs that came into my local reptile store. They are absolutely beautiful and so unique. I do have to say even though my heart will always go to the White's tree frogs, my Vietnamese mossy frogs are fun to watch. They need a setup with water and they spend a lot of time under water.

[@ingeniouspixie]

Just curious, how loud are the Mossys? If you close the door to the room are they still ear piercing? Lol (live in an apartment)

[@caseysilva6919]

@@ingeniouspixie not at all. They almost sound like an owl hooting. I find their call soothing.

[@EFergDindrane]

@@ingeniouspixie I had a neighbor a few years ago who had some, and I lived above her. I could hear them veeerrrry faintly, and these were NOT expensive, well-built apartments, ha. So yeah, your neighbors might hear them, but shouldn't be annoyed. Her TV was always louder.

[@ingeniouspixie]

@@EFergDindrane Thank you very much! That's helpful.

[@EFergDindrane]

@@ingeniouspixie Of course! Happy to help! I'm an apartment dweller, too, so I get it.

[@TroyGoldberg]

Yooooo!! Thanks for the shout outs!

[@YoungHenBeats]

I'm going to be getting my first dart frogs soon. There are so many beautiful species and I can't decide which ones to get!

[@jimkimball4288]

I love my vietnamese mossy frogs barks at night. Mine are in a 12Lx18wx24h with a fairly deep water area and elevated land area in the back half & flowing water from their waterfall filter. They recently started breeding & i love their calls & coloration and seeing where they hide during the day on the land

[@Rileys-Reptiles]

I dig your taste in frogs. Those SILF's are a really difficult species from what I understand. Love the dart frogs though. I bred the crud out of those thumbnails you have and some others over the years in zoos. I love working with them when I have the opportunity.

[@EFergDindrane]

I've heard that too, about SILFs, so I'm curious what he would say. I also heard my Arizona hairy scorpions were hard to keep, and she's an angel, so you never know.

[@itsLizJaramillo]

Frog calls in a frog video just makes sense! It does not ruin the video!

[@caseys9310]

Here to say I love the frog noises in the background recently

[@kellyhamergia]

I love the leaf frog that looked just like the plant scindapsus, my favorite as well.

[@tracietownsend7880]

Frogs are amazing I have green tree frogs, brown tree frogs, red eyed tree frogs and Eastern banjo frogs. I scared of reptiles until I started watching your channel and seen Diamond. Now I have 2 bearded dragon's and a childrens python. I am now obsessed with all reptiles. Thank you Adam and Diamond.

[@kristengarcia5237]

I absolutely love my cruziohyla craspedopus. Delicate for sure, but if you do your research and stay on point with their husbandry they are truly rewarding to keep

[@frankfrank7921]

Always a treat when you highlight amphibians. Other than the few diurnal species most frogs and even more so toads would be considered boring by most. They sleep all day (though they will eat by day if the opportunity presents itself and many will learn to accept food directly from you) and often hide even during part of the night. Nonetheless I find them to be fascinating creatures and they've usually made up the majority of my menagerie.

[@lightningwolf788]

I'm the exact opposite due to my lifestyle. I work nights most of the time and I'm always awake for long so having nocturnal/crepuscular animals always worked out for me. Especially when my tomato frog comes out to eat, he's such a charmer!

[@frankfrank7921]

@@lightningwolf788 Tomato frogs, very cool. I currently have 3 little guys.

[@666Daheretic]

@@lightningwolf788 D. Antongilii, tomatos are my favorite. So pretty. Personally I don't recommend them to people though due to how dangerous they can be if people aren't aware of their toxicity.

[@jackieclarahan2100]

I love frogs, all of them and I love listening to them in the background of your videos.

[@katieeshaw]

My favorite frog is the common grey tree frog, as I had one that loved to hangout in my childhood flowerpot on my back porch. I named it delphinium, after the flower it hung out on, and I loved the subtle moss green coloring.

[@molemuma]

the frogs make the vid better, not worse! they are great!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Oh good!

[@chrissy3115]

I love the frog noise in the background!

[@pastadragon1194]

Love ur vids! Always great quality, and very helpful facts. It's mostly because of this channel I ended up gatting my White's tree frog. Keep up the awesome content!

[@Kakashiownsyou]

I dig the frogs having a voice in the video about rad frogs making rad pets. Also, just wanted to say, found this channel because I'm thinking of getting my first frog in the near. In my research phase.

[@cmejia0493]

I just got myself a trio of Mints at the last Supershow! I also have a pair of Orange Blackfoots! They are pretty awesome!

[@kmir4597]

Dude, this channel is just the best!

[@dacisky]

Dart frogs and the glass frog are my favorites.,next to our native frogs which I like to hear in the summer I really like the frog calls in the background. of your video.

[@mightymouse1111]

I started with some tinct cobalts that were very bold from day one. If I'm within sight, at least one of them is standing as close as possible to the glass staring at me. I'm the food man of course but still, no fear. A few months ago I picked up a couple orange terribilis. They are young but they are also very shy. They both stay in their coconut hides, only coming out to eat. And even then sometimes it's like the will suddenly notice me looking at them and run away. I think/hope they will get braver as they mature, they are such pretty little critters!

[@liamjames5470]

I want to get Borneo eared tree frog so badly. I think they are cute. I love the tiger pattern on their hind legs. I love their little face. They also talk a lot.

[@kimcrawford5247]

there's a Japanese channel I watch that has White's tree frogs, newts and some other frogs and toads. they are so fun to watch them interact and eat. The white's seem like they have such funny personalities. I would love to have some...great video Adam thanks

[@mystra13]

Wow thank you for reminding me how much I love the waxy tree frogs! I completely forgot about them. Please do more!

[@cara9648]

I enjoyed listening to the frogs in the background, so I don't think they ruin the video.

[@olthousem02]

Love the frog calls

[@brittneymcglynn5474]

Amazon milks will always be my favorite. Mine are incredibly bold and don’t seem to care if it’s day or night when it comes to feeding or activity.

[@aquatichighs]

I put a tadpole in my fish tank and now I have an awesome and friendly toad. Definitely underrated pets.

[@tommyarton194]

Awesome video man, another runner up in my opinion would definitely be the crested toad. They're rad looking amphibians!

[@GreenieTheGecko]

Awesome footage, love all of the frog sounds too!

[@lulcasspermv9980]

I’ve been keeping Pacific tree frogs and they are honestly the best frog I’ve ever had and I had a whites tree frog so that’s saying something

[@StealthSerpent.]

Love to see horn frogs up there 🙃

[@anthonybateman7527]

Love the sound of frogs 🐸 😍

[@kristengarcia5237]

I did the exact same thing when I first heard The Malaysian leaf frogs. Took me a bit to realize it was them. Ive kept them for a couple years now

[@videosbythemadanimalhouse]

I keep Triprion petasatus! They're such a derpy looking frog and have a very interesting behaviour😁

[@mlouism2minotti748]

Frogs are great folks. I have a wild caught Pac man frog. She's been in my collection about 3 or 4 yrs now. I think she's moved maybe twice since I've had her but she balances out my gecko collection. Terrific animal. My choice for a favorite species of frog is Malayan leaf frogs. Great video by the way. It's very evident you take your time and do your research. Keep 'em comin'.

[@JoshuaWeirdo]

Heck yeah, a frog episode! 🐸

[@VeronicaLeigh79]

Your background frogs have on multiple occasions made me stop the video to look for the crickets I think are in my house. So, thank you for pointing out it was frogs at the beginning of the video so I didn't have to stop it a bunch of times before figuring it out. 🤣

[@lillianlambert7679]

I've seen you do a couple of care-guides on reptiles, and amphibians. I haven't really seen too many care-guides for Australlian White Tree-Frogs, or really any kind of white-tree frog. It's just an idea, not pressuring you to do it, but I would really appreciate it if sometime you could look into doing one. I love watching your videos, and have somewhat been binge-watching them for this past month, since my friend has a bearded dragon and I wanted to get her some things for her birthday.

[@ninathomas9856]

I started my herp journey with lizard, then a snake, then frogs! I always thought of myself as a lizard girl, but my frogs have absolutely stolen my heart, i want them all! My first was my pacman and I recently rescued two whites tree frogs :)

[@brandibastian4193]

When I was a kid and I started watching a bunch of nature programs I was like trying to figure out some of the differences between some of the super similar looking animals and one of the things I had in my head for a long time was frogs are amphibians but toads are reptiles because you know the skin texture isn't like an amphibian it's more like a reptile

[@Jenisis_Jo32]

I know you mentioned WTFs when you were talking about the Waxy tree frogs, but 100% these guys are not boring at all. I fear for my fingers every feeding time because Dumpling, my larger WTF, will inhale just about anything he can put in his mouth. Should've named him Kirby.

[@childishkayia4818]

Right when I needed some cheering up 🥺

[@Wolfy428]

I enjoy the frog sounds! And frog content. You should talk about the best giant frogs/toads like the Malaysian river toad!

[@strawberrylotlizard]

Settting up my first dart from vivarium, like serpadesigns desk tann

[@kplooki]

Would love to see a video about top lizard species to keep in a 40 gallon bioactive enclosure. Bought a couple on clearance, was going to use one for a juvenile bearded dragon temporarily until it needs a 4x2x2, the other I want to make a bioactive project for the winter, and perhaps buy a reptile for it at the NARBC in Tinley Park.

[@robertmorgan2723]

Thank you for doing a frog video please do more. I would like to see more on dart frogs

[@gabrielabissinger6263]

They make the video much better!!!

[@ElLenadorLA]

Thanks for giving frogs some love!

[@tkmccoywv]

LOL! Yeah, I wouldn't be able to pronounce it, either. (Clint makes me want to slap him - LOL!). I love hearing your little frogs in the background. They make me smile 😊

[@cpljeager3446]

Great video man, really interesting about the dart frog that can eat crickets! Makes me feel more confident in getting some in the future. Great content, cant wait for the next one.

[@lightningwolf788]

I'd like to just say that tiger-legged monkey tree (actually leaf) frogs are a tiny alternative to waxy monkeys! They get no bigger than 2 inches long for the most part and have the same waxy coating as the big guys! I have a pair of them in an 8x8x12 and it's such a big setup for them, all the joy of the big waxy monkeys in a much more space-friendly package!

[@ABCHerping82]

Thanks! i love frogs and had a Pacman frog but he has since died. I appreciate the information !

[@sandywalter9728]

I love frogs!!! I'd love to to a tour of your animal room!!! Love the videos! 😍

[@SlysGames]

Adam: "Frogs are kind of boring" My gray tree frog: Starts walking upside down on the terrarium screen. Me: NOO, I don't think so.

[@mang3139]

I love the sounds in the background. I mean come on! we're all animal lovers here, bring on the noise

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

woooo

[@cristiaolson7327]

I have wanted purple harlequin toads for a year now. I promised myself I wouldn't get any new herps until I move (in the process of saving for a down payment now), but once I buy a house, they are probably the first new critter I will bring home. I keep darts now, so I already have everything I need.

[@prof.phoenix2325]

I personaly love Read-Eye Tree Frogs