Asian Painted Frog Unboxing From LLLReptile! Chubby Frogs - Benjamin's Exotics 

@Richmond landersen Fells, That's awesome! They are a really incredible species.

@@BenjaminsExotics I hear their croaks during a rain most of the time. Lay eggs but when the ponds begin to dry I try to move them to a place with more water. (Got one other species of frog there too with them but not sure the name). Their tadpoles get along

@chongtak, Very interesting! I'd be amazing to live somewhere where they're native.

@@BenjaminsExotics What I find amazing is it's a wild animal and I can almost manipulate it like if it were born in captivity. I can touch it and lift it, it always inflates itself though. At first, it was reluctant to eat the insects I would give it, but now, anything disappears in a second.

@Candy XP, Yes I've seen that some people eat this species over in Asia.

@PlecoWitP, Lol yeah the smaller ones can really surprise you with their climbing ability! Really unique for a terrestrial species of frog.

​​@@BenjaminsExotics Yeah, sadly though she passed away a few months later. R.I.P But I got a new Asian Spiny Toad! (Bufo melanosticus) She's doing well. Pretty cool toad, it's a female juvenile. I feed her crickets, what can I feed her other than crickets? Will nightcrawlers work? Edit: I'm getting a chubby frog soon! Edit 2: I got one today!

@Wink 8009, There is an article on reptiles magazine that talks about some of the aspects of breeding this species called "Asian Painted Bullfrog Care".

@jeffreystern9699, Very nice!

@eddie julian, Indeed! I think a few generations of line breeding could really produce some exceptionally nice colors in this species.

@ZD Exotics, I'm planning on filming a reptile room(s) tour in a few weeks once some of the recent additions come out of quarantine. It's been a long time since I've shown everything off so it's definitely at the top of my video list now that the baby Ball Pythons have slowed down a bit and I have more time for filming.

@@BenjaminsExotics sounds good. Can't wait!

I have a baby one of these frogs Edit: She died, I'm getting one soon.

@akainu738, Indeed! Very common in some parts of Southeast Asia.

@Progressive Discussions, Yes Chubby Frogs is another name for this species. They are in the same family as Tomato Frogs (microhylidae).

@@BenjaminsExotics this is probably why my adult tomato frog could not eat the larger dubia roaches. They are a small mouth frog species. Superworms yes, plus my enclosure that is infested with dairy cow and powdered Orange isopods should work with dwarf isopods as a cleanup crew. I have my eye on the yellow barred tiger salamander, but the only thing with amphibians is that they require very clean water at all times. Which means daily maintenance. The Japanese Miyako toad is beautiful but I never see them online for sale. The Indian purple frog is very strange and fascinating but I believe they are endangered.

@Antkeeper J, That's awesome! Are you from Indonesia?

I’m from Singapore haha

@NverbeenGr8tr, Indeed! Their calls can be very loud, especially if there's a bunch going at once.