Epic Frog

***varg*** · September 5th, 2011

Epic Frog - YouTube

Who can doubt the perseverance of the mighty frog?

Loss of habitat, acid rain, eaten by rednecks and the asshole French. But do they ever give up?

***varg*** · September 5th, 2011

I've had a few frogs as pets. Namely these:

The Pixie Frog:

You'll probably get one that will look like this:

A couple thousand mealworms later you'll have AG in frog form. These fat fucks know how to eat. If you search on youtube you can see them eating pinky mice when they get this size. In the beginning they'll just go through as many mealworms as you give them. They're probably the easiest to keep as a pet because they're so easy to feed.

"Just enjoying this fine summers day"

"Do I look white?"

Pyxie frog tastes, then eats mouse - YouTube

"Down the hatch!".. Obesity was never so adorable

***varg*** · September 5th, 2011

Pacman frog:

I had one of these.. They're cute. Kind of camouflaged.

I found them difficult to feed. Mine was just an emotional fag and wanted to sit in the corner pondering life until it eventually starved.

"Leave me alone, no one understands me"

***Alex Linder*** · September 5th, 2011

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Originally Posted by varg

Pacman frog:

I had one of these.. They're cute. Kind of camouflaged.

I found them difficult to feed. Mine was just an emotional fag and wanted to sit in the corner pondering life until it eventually starved.

"Leave me alone, no one understands me"

Haha, that's funny. I would think I was the shit if I was colored like mint chocolate chip ice cream.

I've found a similar problem with some snakes. The garter snakes and such just won't eat. The snakes that make good pets are generally the small constrictors. King snakes, for example. And they don't grow huge like all these pythons.

J. Kerr · September 5th, 2011

When i was a boy, i'd spend all day catching frogs.
I once caught a huge bullfrog about 6 inches long (not with legs extended).

Ah, back when life was just fun and games.

Thanks Varg.

***Alex Linder*** · September 5th, 2011

They got a monstah frog in Malaysia the other day. It's wicked laaaahge.

http://www.anorak.co.uk/291626/stran...malaysia.html/

***Alex Linder*** · September 5th, 2011

Some chink was trying to buy it for a wife, but they ate it before he could get back with the money.

Vijay Coomar · September 5th, 2011

these frogs are disgusting to look at. they look so slimy i want to vomit and look at their bulging eyes. yuck. i'd never want to look at one, let alone touch one like YT.

***varg*** · September 5th, 2011

They're not slimy vijay. You're probably slimier with all that curry seeping out of your pores.

Vijay Coomar · September 5th, 2011

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Originally Posted by varg

They're not slimy vijay. You're probably slimier with all that curry seeping out of your pores.

Since YT loves slimy so much, YT can adopt me and keep me as a pet instead of those stupid ugly frogs.

Hunter Morrow · September 5th, 2011

You had a pacman frog that wouldn't eat? I had one for several years that seemingly never stopped eating!

I tried to re-create Argentina as faithfully as I could with plants and sphagnum moss and dirt. They do need a place to burrow and hide, I don't think an aquatic setup works as well for them.

Night crawlers, fish, all manners of insects caught and purchased from pet stores, even the occasionally pinkie and full grown mouse went down the hatch.

I've had some neat aquatic ones, too. Full sized clawed frogs and Surinam toads, Pipa Pipa, the ones that give birth the eggs that are laid in their back skin. Those things are pretty much swimming mouths as well. They'll eat just about anything.

Karl LaForce · September 8th, 2011

Recently had this fist sized frog in the garden that was fond of climbing the side of the house and perching himself in an open second story window to catch any flying insects trying to get into the house. I thought it was great (a bio solution for a bio problem). This freakin thing had a tongue twice the length of its body.

Swede · November 3rd, 2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by varg

Pacman frog:

I had one of these.. They're cute. Kind of camouflaged.

I found them difficult to feed. Mine was just an emotional fag and wanted to sit in the corner pondering life until it eventually starved.

"Leave me alone, no one understands me"

Hehehe funny

Horseman · November 3rd, 2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alex Linder

They got a monstah frog in Malaysia the other day. It's wicked laaaahge.

Nice job not butchering the boston accent.

September 5th, 2011	#8
Vijay Coomar TNT NT-YT Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: VNN Chatroom Posts: 2,898	nay for YT's frogs these frogs are disgusting to look at. they look so slimy i want to vomit and look at their bulging eyes. yuck. i'd never want to look at one, let alone touch one like YT. __________________ Make America WHITE Again. Join a gym. Get in shape. If women still hate you, well then that can't be changed, but as much as they hate you, they will still want to lay you. -Keifer

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Karl LaForce Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Earth Posts: 783	Recently had this fist sized frog in the garden that was fond of climbing the side of the house and perching himself in an open second story window to catch any flying insects trying to get into the house. I thought it was great (a bio solution for a bio problem). This freakin thing had a tongue twice the length of its body. __________________ "The family that puts the needs of the family above the whims of its children will prevail over the family that does not."

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September 5th, 2011	#3
*varg* ... Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 9,744	Pacman frog: I had one of these.. They're cute. Kind of camouflaged. I found them difficult to feed. Mine was just an emotional fag and wanted to sit in the corner pondering life until it eventually starved. "Leave me alone, no one understands me"

September 5th, 2011	#5
J. Kerr Whats next? Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Currently living on the outskirts of Diversity Posts: 820	When i was a boy, i'd spend all day catching frogs. I once caught a huge bullfrog about 6 inches long (not with legs extended). Ah, back when life was just fun and games. Thanks Varg.

September 5th, 2011	#6
*Alex Linder* Administrator Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 45,756 Blog Entries: 34	They got a monstah frog in Malaysia the other day. It's wicked laaaahge. http://www.anorak.co.uk/291626/stran...malaysia.html/

September 5th, 2011	#11
Hunter Morrow Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 1,803	You had a pacman frog that wouldn't eat? I had one for several years that seemingly never stopped eating! I tried to re-create Argentina as faithfully as I could with plants and sphagnum moss and dirt. They do need a place to burrow and hide, I don't think an aquatic setup works as well for them. Night crawlers, fish, all manners of insects caught and purchased from pet stores, even the occasionally pinkie and full grown mouse went down the hatch. I've had some neat aquatic ones, too. Full sized clawed frogs and Surinam toads, Pipa Pipa, the ones that give birth the eggs that are laid in their back skin. Those things are pretty much swimming mouths as well. They'll eat just about anything.