Frog in BRS reef saver rock

[ruth howard]

Hi everyone. I was cleaning some BRS reef saver rock for my new aquarium when a frog jumped out of the rock. This rock has been sitting for about a month in the shipping bag. It is funny to see a frog in Indiana in December. Does anyone know what type of frog this is? Thanks

 

[Topside Reef]

Looks like it could be some sort of tree frog.

 

[ruth howard]

Looks like it could be some sort of tree frog.

It is funny BRS reef saver isn't supposed to have hitchhikers, I got a stowaway! Lol

 

[Rob.D]

It's certainly a tree frog; that's amazing that it has survived for at least a month in a bag!

 

[redfishbluefish]

A common tree frog we have here is the American green tree frog. Google that and see if your guy looks like him. To the best of my limited knowledge, I would think Indiana is out of his range. So then, where did he decide to hitchhike on this rock?


Time to set up a frog habitat so this guy can winter over.

 

[ruth howard]

He must have hitchhiked from Florida where the rock is mined, to Bulk Reef Supply in Minnesota, to my house in central Indiana. He has had quite a ride.

 

[ChristopherKriens]

The only species we have here in Minnesota that looks like even close is Pseudacris crucifer.