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james4
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Posted: 27 May 2007
lol just saw a little common frog in the garden in the rain,fast little thing,quite cute!
anybody else seen any?

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james4
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Posted: 27 May 2007
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AndyS
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Posted: 06 Sep 2007

Hi IÆm new to the site, just joined the other week so I thought IÆd make a post

Installed a small pond ( only 32 gallons) late February this year, let it settle for a month and then added plants etc, acquired  a dozen tadpoles from one of the lads from work.

All seemed to have changed to froglets ok (no fish in the pond) and since the pond was installed have had 3 adult frogs take up residence.

A little about myself ( as there doesnÆt seem to be a new user introduction thread)

Have always been into wildlife, reptiles have been one of my all time favourites in my early years (early/mid 70Æs) I used to keep the odd couple of sand & common Lizards the odd Grass snake, newts, frogs and tadpoles from the ôlocal small ponds at Deepcut rangesö now covered by a Golf course, then slowly moved into the exotics, BoaÆs, Pythons, Lizards of all shapes and sizes and even a spectacled Caiman! Now sadly all gone Due to WWW  wine , woman and worst of all work!

Well I'll have to try and get out ,to see whatÆs about, as I normally frequent wildlife parks these days (mainly Marwell) might have to try the Portman ravine? As that seems like about a mile from my nephews place.

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tim hamlett
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Posted: 06 Sep 2007

welcome andy.

you could always start a thread for new members if you want. alternatively add yourself to one of these.

http://www.herpetofauna.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=1164 &PN=2

http://www.herpetofauna.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=1973 &PN=3

tim

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AndyS
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Posted: 30 Sep 2007

Here's a Picture of a common frog that frequented a large Tin Bowl last year before we put in a Wildlife pond ( as in a post or two above)

 


lalchitri
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Posted: 01 Oct 2007
something strange occured to this years batch of my common frog tadpoles
one in approx every 10 became very bloated during the final stages of their development
i know sometimes before the front legs burst through they can look rather large, but this was after all 4 legs had developed
in fact the legs looked very small, and i doubt would have supported their body weights
have a look at the pics and let me know what you think





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lalchitri
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Posted: 01 Oct 2007
the top pic contains 4 bloated amongst normal specimens and the lower contains 2
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