Making my Prison Frogs a Real Ecosystem (1 year experiment) 

TOES takes what is RIGHTFULLY hers (and apparently that is your keyboard)

Bro can you send me a geko for free

hehe silly toes

Toes is trying to warn us about the end of the universe

Leafy *I need to know,* what species are the tiny freshwater clams⁉️

The bear would solve so many over population problems.

Water bear

@@livthenekomancerI'm thinking Grizzly.

Black or polar

​@@leafystreet def polar

Spiders eat fleas???

@@Youraverageanimalfriendyeah spiders will eat anything

​@@Youraverageanimalfriendspiders are great! They eat all kinds of pests. It's like how having snakes in your neighborhood helps keep mice away.

@@sophiedowney1077 And how having ferrets in your neighborhood keeps snakes away

@@kiwi6421 and how having hawks in your neighborhood will eat the ferrets

No

We need true romance in our lives

Wait how do you know what scene is the most replayed? 🧐

I like when the frogs became monkeys for a fraction of the second. Nature truly is a marvel.

@@ThemeParkBeast98You can see a little grey bar with spikes throughout it above the red bar that indicates where you are in the video.

Is it ok to get them from Petco?

No petco isnt great. some individual employess care but your business is better spent elsewhere@@Jedi_Jack

as someone who has now seven of these frogs (they've been moved to a 15 gallon, with sand for a substrate, plants, rocks, and drift wood to hide in, two snails, and a fish), we did get them from a local store that wasn't a fish store but a "hobby store". our little guys are happy, and we got them where we did because the owner did care about the frogs and took care of them as best he could. that being said, we stopped giving them the pellets once they got into their new tank, giving them bloodworms and brineshrimp instead. the frogs started to grow almost immediately after their diets were switched, and as of now they're quite happy. all of the supplies we use are from a true fish store a bit further away, although we do continue getting our food from a petsmart as we do frozen for convenience

@@leafystreet I buy from Petco cause I see animals there and I think to myself you know I could make they’re life better so I bought a few reptiles and frogs from there however we did get a couple with diseases that unfortunately didn’t make it as a result so I agree Petco has some who care but most don’t know what they’re doing

@@leafystreet do you remember what song you used at 13:53? I’ve been trying to track it down, but I’ve been unsuccessful so far.

Still can’t believe that’s how they really sound

@@leafystreetjust wait until they start singing/buzzing in the middle of the night if you have any males

Innerr peaaacccceeee ☝️🐢

You haven't posted in 8 months you good?

Hey bro just asking if u forgot your yt password?

ur too kind, thank you

I’d watch it every week

@@leafystreetI like mini ecosystems, they’re cool :)

Me too!

i would watch it over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again

Ants Canada could do with that lesson.

Well said. 👍

Are we gonna ignore what Toes searched up when he was talking about he sponsor .-.

people have no souls

I know it’s crazy! ❤️

@@Pineapple-yc9bj are you watching this on a computer?

@@jennaaflleje1598 yeh why

@@Pineapple-yc9bjdon’t come back here with that emoji again 💀

Hi😊happy spring

I can agree

I know right

Lebron is white?

funny how landlordism is literally modern feudalism yet whenever people dare to call landlords out they face a lot of backlash, the sooner landlords are removed the better for everyone (and ofc landlords always argue they are "helping", yeah but the very system shouldn't exist at all, yet bring up the idea of public housing etc and they flip out as if you summoned demons into the world).

aren't pearls technically mummified parasites?

I remember going out on an oyster lugger many years ago as a kid. The fishermen were hauling up raw, live oyster and just eating them, then and there. I couldn't stomach the slimy blob, but I did find a tiny, half formed purple pearl like the one you described!

I had a similar experience with what I think was an invasive mussel. Mom said I could keep it. Well apparently some bivalves reproduce on their own. Came back one weekend to find wall to wall tiny shellfish, literally thousands. Mom was pissed and didn't let me keep them anymore lmfao.

​@@ApatheticBlogger rofl 😂

Bet they also have strange blue ink if you squeeze hard enough

thanks a ton!

frog murderer

You were a kid, my man. The real responsibility lays on the adults for not researching what they allowed their child to have. Cut yourself some slack, my guy, I'm sure those frogs would understand.

Truly one of the creatures of all time

Mystery snails (Pomacea bridgesii) can't change their sex. And they do lay a lot of eggs at once, but they put the clutch above the water line so it's really easy to remove.

Does the assassin snail pose any risk to them?

@@BlondieGurl1129, he shouldn't, mystery snails are quite large and assassin snails are very small :)

@@carlamelid6163 sweet, thinking of adding one to my tank!

H u h

"oop he's on the flo"

I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE

@@officiallythe_raresoozamsm lolll

i dont know... how the fluff do i respond to that? 🤣

0:37

@@melbapeach162 it’s so preppy in here

that means a ton, thanks for watchin

The amount of knowledge to keep that balanced O.o

Helen Keller is a person who was blind and deaf at 19months

Helen and KelluH

Kind of like how shit hetero Canadian gangstalkers put implants in my eyes to give me cataracts

@@Gatekeeper_Editswell, then it doesn't means Basement in German 😂

The reason they are called hellen and keller is because Hellen Keller is a person who was born deaf and blind

thank you so much 😭. It really means a ton

Love Leafy. I jumped on Patreon for extra content cuz I couldn’t get enough.

real

real

Finaly a comment that cares! :)

Well he did not add any filtration and kept putting them in a tiny plastic cup only to showcase the feeding. Transferring the frogs, especially before feeding time, stresses them out. I wouldn't think that any amphibian likes to live in ammonia.

@@yms4355 Why ammonia? The tank is a filtration system by itself. I thought the transfer was just a one time thing. He build the tank over a year ago, then he bought the frogs. The 'buying animals that suffer' is the part that icks me out, but the rest seems good.

I agree. It’s pretty sad you won’t free the frog. You wanted the frog to experience an abnormal environment to see if it will survive.

@@godschild6172 It's a realy bad idea to free pets. They either die (often slowly and painfully), because they are bred to live in the wild, AND/or they are a desaster to the environment, because they spread diseases or out compete naturaly occuring wildlife.

EDP!?!?

@@Hunter-sc9bq nah bro me

Yt every other week?

You didn't know that freshwater clams exist?

Gulp gulp gulp

I accept payments in the form of sending my vids to ten of your closest friends 🦧🙏. Fr thanks for watching, long vids are hefty edits

​@@leafystreet more like 2 cool homies, 2parents and 6 aquantences.

I’ll donate $$ too.

Get at least two, if you're getting any. They're pretty social and do better in groups than alone.

@@wasnlos2676 That's interesting - definitely different information than when I had one before. (They were supposed to be kept alone, or with things you didn't mind them eating, because they were both carnivorous and cannibalistic.)

much like your mother

@@kyle-pg8xmwat