One of the best things about living in Florida is baby frog season, where I come home everyday and the outside of my house is covered in teeny tiny froglets 🥰
right now is baby frog season for me too! i’m thinking of going to the creek where a ton of them live, and making a big hide for with a tiny hole so they’re safe from the lizards and birds
They don't sing much, not every night either but crickets are annoying tho so these guys only make like maybe 4 or a bit more or less short chirps and not loud ones so they shouldn't annoy u
@@seansgamingchannel4639 only about 10 minutes at a time, but they do that a few times a night usually, normally at the beginning of the evening. It might help that I live in an area where they're wild, so they hear the ones outside too
I came here to learn about the animal but honestly was just as delighted by how excited and cheerful this guy is when he talks about the creature. This video is pure joy
G.O.B I don’t remember there being any taste- but I wasn’t really paying attention to that either. I was way more worried about not swallowing the little guy!
I had a trio of green tree frogs many years ago, and i can attest to how widely varied they can be as individual personalities. One was a killer, as soon as food entered the aquarium, it was already lights out for a few poor souls, like a homing missle. One, was a bit like a tarantula, if you didn't bump into him, or otherwise crawl directly into his mouth, you were probably fine. The other, aptly named "loco" can be accurately summarized with "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" loved those little guys.
Well now i understand why invader zim has gloves and his skin burns, if come into contact with tapwater, rain, meat or a cupcake. the poor guy just has a very highly-permeable skin just like these beautiful frogs. CURSE YOU HUMANS WiTH YOUR FILTHY CHEMICALS, CURSE YOU!!!
I love these guys! They are super cute and gentle! When I was a kid, I lived across from an elementary school. I used to catch these guys from the school because the kids would find them and play with them and a lot of times the frogs would get hurt. After catching them, I’d re-home them in my vegetable garden. Which had lots and lots of bugs. At one point I had so many frogs in my yard, you could hear a chorus of frog songs pretty loudly at night! It stayed like that for a long while. Our yard didn’t have a bug problem, they had a lovely home, and I got sung to every night!
My scariest mini-predator list would include dragonflies and all related species. Not only can they fly extremely fast, and actively hunt their prey, but have pinpoint accuracy that’s both amazing and terrifying.
I like that he’s very direct and also very realistic. Like when you go to a reptile expo the workers there could care or not so the advice can be sketchy but you can tell he really cares, and you can tell he tries to make good points for parents.
Reptile expos are definitely hit and miss. You can get the best and worst advice. My rule of thumb is checkout tables where they are obviously breeders first. Come to the tables that are just retail shops last.
You should do firebelly toads eventually. My dad had one when I was a young child and I liked having it kept in my room because it had such a cute, personable face. It learned that singing would get the humans to bring crickets so we would feed it whenever it asked for food. I remember many a night where I would yell out "Dad, the toad's hungry!" because its singing woke me up.
Thanks for making quarantine tolerable Clint. Your infectious happiness is well welcomed after a long week. I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels this way.
I love green tree frogs! My grandma lives at the beach in North Carolina and I find them on her porch and back deck all the time. They are really beautiful creatures! Keep up the good content!
They are probably one of the most easily kept super poisonous animals, because they are one of the only animals that can be made completely harmless without hurting them.
I love the sound when the green tree frog lands after he’s sprung off to explore the reptile room. Beautiful green sticky booger. It’s a shame they don’t live long 2 to 5years. I will have to get green tree frogs too add to my Amphibian collection one day. 🐸💚 absolutely stunning frog and tonnes of fun and enjoyment in a small package🐸💚
CUTE FROG, LOVELY VIDEO. I FELT YOU HAVE TRAINED THAT FROG IN YOUR OWN WAY BECAUSE IT KNOWS WHEN YOU WANT IT TO GET ON YOUR HAND. YOU PUT YOUR HAND A CERTAIN WAY UNDER ITS CHIN AND IT GETS ON YOUR HAND.
@@ClintsReptiles is there any reptilian/amphibian you would not like to review? I guess that's a question that bothers a lot of people. Greets from germany.
I used to have these frogs as a pet when I was younger. They're really cute and fun to watch. I might consider them again in the future if I have frogs again.
Hi I live in Florida and I haven’t seen a green tree frog since I was 4 and now I am 8 And I saw one for the first time in years I was amazed I caught it looked at it then ran home to my brother’s he’s also an animal nerd like me and then we released it it was so cool
@@ClintsReptilesyeah, the big fears are invasive species (we have a population of random iguanas that escaped illegal captivity lol) because it's a small island, and also the pet trade and poaching, so lobbying for captive reptiles is not a big priority for nature groups. But on the other hand, permits and safe herp keeping will help the abysmal conditions these animals are smuggled in for sure (because of course people still have them here).
@@cicidiaries No. I moved here (Singapore) and then found this channel after looking for more information on the Asian Water Monitors here..... and now I want to keep a lizard, but none are permitted.
@@CyberSammael Wow that's too bad. I understand them not wanting to bring in potentially invasive species, but not being able to have any at all seems a bit extreme.
@@scottweisenritter1916 thank you for the suggestion, I want something bigger than a gecko tho, thinking beardie right now I really appreciate your reply tho
Yay more amphibians! How can you not smile looking at one of these guys. What a leap!! Great informative and enthusiastic video as usual. Would love to see you cover axolotls.
I found one of these for the first time on a trip to Florida, I'm from the midwest so I'm used to grey tree frogs so it was far more unique to me to find a green tree frog, also had an anole literally fall into my hands after I thought he got away, it just slipped and I caught him with cupped hands so like I'm a legend
I work at a garden center im West Texas. We get lots a of tropical plants in and these lil guys hitch rides on the plants. So far I've adopted 3 of them. I got them in a bioactive tank.
So, I don't think that I specified on the package, but please open it on camera! You can read the letter on camera, too, when you open everything else. I want to see your reaction, maybe on next weeks livestream?
Clint though I dont plan on getting most of these animals I could watch you all day your voice is so soothing and your attitude makes me so happy thank you
Soooo i didn't clean and set up my pool this year because it was taken over by green tree frogs😂😂 Now I'm trying to make up mind if i want to keep a few😊😊they're just SO CUTE!!!!!
My daughters 2 and 9 both caught one each and they love them. We have been feeding them crickets, and they seem very happy in a semi translucent pitcher, we keep it well misted and keep the pitcher to the strainer gate on the lid so there is excellent ventilation
I would love to keep some amphibians at some point! Thank you though for mentioning quarantine period, especially with Chytridiomycosis! Another fun video to watch, thanks! Have a good! 💚
I had one of these when I was little, loved that little dude. Clint, keep up the great content! A video on the REAL best pet amphibians, American Toads, sure would be neat as well...
I’m about to buy a green tree frog and I had to make a powerpoint to convince my parents and I’m so excited. I’ve been researching for a couple days and I just found this video and this was very very helpful
Who hear is bored during quarantine???? Also, I'm getting a baby leopard gecko that has a little kink in his tail so the breeder sold him to me!!! His name is Gizmo and he is sooooooo Cute? He is a normal!
9:20 Ill yell you all how they afford that now that i understand it. About a year and a half ago i got some pet Mystery Snails. 6 of em. Amazing lil guys, within a month i found a clutch of eggs. Within 6 or so months i had about a dozen clutches of eggs. Each clutch produced an estimated 80-300 eggs based on my counts. Only 2 or 3 clutches were infertile. So, i now have sold (less than $2 each) and given away plenty of snails but it still isnt remotely fast enough to clear my tank. I had to seperate the adults and now im stuck with a couple of aquariums with thousands of babies im trying to rehome 😂. Its going well though! Frogs like these snails, have hundreds - thousands of babies at once, and most people cant house more than a couple. Meaning after 1 reproduction cycle youll already need about a hundred customers! Pretty amazing animals, its crazy how much genetic information fits in those little egg bunches
Hey Clint! Appreciate the videos you are one of my favorite creators! So I have a question about these guys! I have a 18x18x24 paludarium that’s been up and running for about 3 years. I mostly use it as an orchidarium where I have several species of minis as well as a betta fish. There is a waterfall, 2x daily misting and external canister filter. My question is, can a frog live in here if I fertilize my orchids? Will the orchid ferts hurt the frog? Mainly I use Jacks ferts. I hope you see this! Would appreciate the info as I do not want to harm a frog!
Do you think you’ll do a video talking about native reptiles in different nations? It’d be interesting to hear about what we’ve got here in the UK. Love the channel!
I've had tons of baby frogs in my back yard on the trees next to my deck. Green tree, grey tree and brown frogs. They are so cute but could never have one as a pet. They belong outside and I can enjoy them while they're around. They do have personality!
I see them little guys singing near my lake and they are sooooo cute! They turn into froggy balloons while singing. They are EVERYWHERE! I will try to post a vid of them sometime soon
i love mine so much. I've never handled her because I know it's not the best and I don't want to stress her out, but she's SO much tinier than the one you're showing? she's not thin or young, eats plenty and gets good food but she's just tiny af.
I've always wanted to get a frog, they're one of my favorite creatures on the whole Earth! My only complaint is that they don't live long enough. 4-5 years is just long enough to get attached to it 😥
All tree Frogs are awesome, let's be reasonable. My favourites are the Red-Eyes though, Agalychnis callidryas. One of my Males tends sto fall asleep as soon as even the slightest bit of light hits him. Flashlight? Bamm asleep. Full Moon? This frog doesn't wake up. I love that animal.
I've had green tree frogs in the past here in Canada. The pet store I work at we don't bring them in Often but it's rare they are not on our availability list. Pretty fun activity little guys. And my lovebirds found that they can set the frogs chirping off by calling to them. Also a good recommendation for a plant light would be the fulval nano c.o.b. aquarium light it's intended for small aquariums for lower light plants but I've had good luck growing dusk moss mix, nerve plants and a large bromilade in my dart frog enclosure
My grey tree frigs are so much fun as well! They can change color and texture like crazy! They are stupid fast to eat any feeders in their tank. My long tailed lizard is pretty active hunter as well. Personally I love the small animals, you just need to look a bit closer than say, a Goliath frog. But they are just amazing creatures, though I havent ever kept green tree frogs before, thank you for the video!
Found a really brightly green one today on my parents back door of their brand new house. Mom was freaking out so I gathered him up to carry him to the forest outside. Dude was super friendly. Didnt try to jump away, just positioned himself in my hand so he was facing me. Finally got him to walk across my fingers to a tree branch so I could go back inside and wash my hands lol
You do a fantastic job on showcasing all these wonderful species. I wouldn't be shocked if schools or pet store managers or any other groups that educate, would recommend, share or show your videos. The video footage is incredibly valuable. Being able to see these animals up close and how they move, teaches a lot. Pictures are far too limited. Also, there is always a chance that a species will change over time and so because of that, these videos are like time capsules for the future to look into the past, without the need for fossils or preserved species. . It's fun to laugh and be entertained with videos, but educational videos like this (besides me loving them), improve the life of non-human creatures, by convincing people to choose a pet that is best suited for their own situation. Basically, if you see a picture or video clip or hear about something and you think it would be cool to have as a pet, you can look up Clint's Reptiles and see what they look like and how they act and what he has to say about them, to help you make a better decision than you would on your own. . Pets are broken down into simple categories that lets you consider "I think I want a pet spider. Well, I could have a black widow spider. I could brag and show it off to my friends that I'm a risk taker. However, I could have a jumping spider instead and have a lot more fun and have people say "awww he's so cute" when they see him and not risk being bitten by a black widow on accident."
@Clint’s Reptiles Could you speak to the frequency of live insect feeding? My Hylah was eating like a ninja champion eveyday the first month but its been 4 days since she’s eaten. A google search says a green tree frog can go 2 & 1/2 days without food which obviously isn’t true. But im getting concerned. Thank you sir!
Recently kinda impulse/not impulse bought one, they're really affordable amphibians and i really love feeding (incredibly voracious) the frog came with a tank and i just added a dranige layer/substrate and a lot of hides. Really incredible frogs id say
I am weird, I love toads but frogs terrify me. The jumping and the look they give. Went to a gorgeous park Wednesday and saw the biggest alligator I have ever seen! Wasn’t scared at all. But a frog lives in my flower pot and I scream every time I pass that flower pot!
April 2, 2024, ...About a 1/2 hour ago, around 2am, one must have climbed through my window opened just a crack . I'm next to the Tennessee River 20 miles east of Muscle Shoals, Alabama. I'm sitting in my room working on a song in the middle of the night, look over at my mic stand , and there he is......or maybe a she-frog...., perched on the boom part of the stand like it was a tree branch. Cute little bugger. Never heard it come in ! I got my little net, gently scooped him up and put him on a tree outside. Wish I could post a picture. Real bright green.
As much as I would love a little frog to sing for me nightly, I'm not home enough to provide the care they need. (My number 1 priority for any pet is making sure they have 100% of what they need.) But gosh they are sooooo cute!! 💕
I live in Florida, and can confirm, these are pretty easy to find. Though the mottled Cuban tree frogs are way more abundant. I know where they sleep during the day, and they go nuts singing after the first rains of the season. Sadly many of them end up flat on the road because with the rains they come out to mate, and during evening or night time showers, they get on the roads, and, sadly, you can hear them pop like a mustard packet when run over. I am by no means an emotionless killing machine, it's just a statement of fact, you just can't avoid killing some because they jump all over roads, and are small.
When I was 7 years old, in '81...wlmt family and u were in ferry in Ocracoke North Carolina...it started raining...and with it came 1000s of these beautiful creatures. It was freaky though. Was like one the great plagues if ancient Egypt. Can you explain this phenomena. By way reason I'm watching this...I live Alabama, was visiting my sister today. Lifted a board in yard there were two these clinging to it. My wife an I stopped petsmart...bought lil habitat, foliage, crickets, misting bottle. We'll see how it goes for Flotsam n Jetsam
One of these guys were in my backyard umbrella and when my mother opened it he jumped out on to her and she got scared than laughed it. off he was adorable
You should cover Grey Tree Frogs. There relatively brushed over in my opinion but my male is probably my favorite tree frog of the species I own. He just has the best personality and their mating call is my personal favorite.
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Hey Clint, you should make a video covering the rose hair tarantula!
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One of the best things about living in Florida is baby frog season, where I come home everyday and the outside of my house is covered in teeny tiny froglets 🥰
That is a good season indeed.
aaaw man, that sounds so cute/amazing to behold.
Kate Lillo same
right now is baby frog season for me too! i’m thinking of going to the creek where a ton of them live, and making a big hide for with a tiny hole so they’re safe from the lizards and birds
@@testicofb3718 Did you do it?.
"they'll sing to you at night!" perfect, that's exactly what I need to go to sleep, no more "10 hours of swamp sounds" to fall asleep to
They don't sing much, not every night either but crickets are annoying tho so these guys only make like maybe 4 or a bit more or less short chirps and not loud ones so they shouldn't annoy u
@@seansgamingchannel4639 they sing almost every night in my experience
@@BeetleBuns damn really? How long for?
@@seansgamingchannel4639 only about 10 minutes at a time, but they do that a few times a night usually, normally at the beginning of the evening. It might help that I live in an area where they're wild, so they hear the ones outside too
@@BeetleBuns ah ok
I came here to learn about the animal but honestly was just as delighted by how excited and cheerful this guy is when he talks about the creature. This video is pure joy
You should cover what is arguably the world’s most famous frog, the Red Eyed Tree Frog
I totally agree!
Yeah!
Voltix agreed
Yes please Clint id love a video on one I’ve been debating on getting one just waiting on the video
The Cuban tree frog is popular too because they are invasive down here in Florida so you could catch and keep it
My brother’s green tree frog really did jump in my mouth once when I was a kid! We both survived, but I don’t recommend it.
Lauren Walker omg 😂😂😂😂 weird question but how did the frog taste. 😳
G.O.B I don’t remember there being any taste- but I wasn’t really paying attention to that either. I was way more worried about not swallowing the little guy!
I have one of these and he’s such a sweetheart. Every time I open the enclosure he’ll jump onto my hand and look at me.
I had a trio of green tree frogs many years ago, and i can attest to how widely varied they can be as individual personalities. One was a killer, as soon as food entered the aquarium, it was already lights out for a few poor souls, like a homing missle. One, was a bit like a tarantula, if you didn't bump into him, or otherwise crawl directly into his mouth, you were probably fine. The other, aptly named "loco" can be accurately summarized with "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" loved those little guys.
Amphibians:
Survived the planetary annihilation that caused the extinction of the dinosaurs
Also Amphibians:
Non gloved hand = death
Koolsaurus survived through the permian mass extinction too the early cretaceous
Amphibians now: ouch tap water
Omgosh so funny I’m also so into dinosaurs and fossils
Well now i understand why invader zim has gloves and his skin burns, if come into contact with tapwater, rain, meat or a cupcake. the poor guy just has a very highly-permeable skin just like these beautiful frogs. CURSE YOU HUMANS WiTH YOUR FILTHY CHEMICALS, CURSE YOU!!!
@@corvina_y technical koolasuchus hadn't evolved at the time of the great dying
I love these guys! They are super cute and gentle! When I was a kid, I lived across from an elementary school. I used to catch these guys from the school because the kids would find them and play with them and a lot of times the frogs would get hurt. After catching them, I’d re-home them in my vegetable garden. Which had lots and lots of bugs. At one point I had so many frogs in my yard, you could hear a chorus of frog songs pretty loudly at night! It stayed like that for a long while. Our yard didn’t have a bug problem, they had a lovely home, and I got sung to every night!
My scariest mini-predator list would include dragonflies and all related species. Not only can they fly extremely fast, and actively hunt their prey, but have pinpoint accuracy that’s both amazing and terrifying.
and they used to be gigantic!
You're right! They have a 95% hunting accuracy, which is highest of any known animal on the planet!
Also, they and their relatives were the first animals ever to learn to fly, which is just awesome!
and their water phase is even more terrifying
I like that he’s very direct and also very realistic. Like when you go to a reptile expo the workers there could care or not so the advice can be sketchy but you can tell he really cares, and you can tell he tries to make good points for parents.
Reptile expos are definitely hit and miss. You can get the best and worst advice. My rule of thumb is checkout tables where they are obviously breeders first. Come to the tables that are just retail shops last.
You should do firebelly toads eventually. My dad had one when I was a young child and I liked having it kept in my room because it had such a cute, personable face. It learned that singing would get the humans to bring crickets so we would feed it whenever it asked for food. I remember many a night where I would yell out "Dad, the toad's hungry!" because its singing woke me up.
Thanks for making quarantine tolerable Clint. Your infectious happiness is well welcomed after a long week. I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels this way.
Petsmart just started selling captive bred frogs!! So proud
Awwwwww good job pet smart!! Still never buying animals from them
Ibi C agreed
That if it's true and can be proven.
They still don't source from responsible places.
Does anybody know where they do source from? I've read there are three major suppliers of the big pet shops.
I love green tree frogs! My grandma lives at the beach in North Carolina and I find them on her porch and back deck all the time. They are really beautiful creatures! Keep up the good content!
4:36 look at that proud American frog right there is a frog who loves his country.
I would really like to see a video about dartfrogs.
Me too!
@@ClintsReptiles I would get a blue dart fwog
Che yo I agree but they are rare
They are probably one of the most easily kept super poisonous animals, because they are one of the only animals that can be made completely harmless without hurting them.
Ive had them. Not that cool they dont do much :*
I love the sound when the green tree frog lands after he’s sprung off to explore the reptile room. Beautiful green sticky booger. It’s a shame they don’t live long 2 to 5years. I will have to get green tree frogs too add to my Amphibian collection one day. 🐸💚 absolutely stunning frog and tonnes of fun and enjoyment in a small package🐸💚
Clint, will you consider including animals' life expectancies in the hardiness category?
I like this idea
Theo yes good idea
Yes! Sometimes I fall in love with some of his pet recommendations and then look up the life expectancy and are sad
8:21
@@hiphoplord8134 thanks
CUTE FROG, LOVELY VIDEO.
I FELT YOU HAVE TRAINED THAT FROG IN YOUR OWN WAY BECAUSE IT KNOWS WHEN YOU WANT IT TO GET ON YOUR HAND. YOU PUT YOUR HAND A CERTAIN WAY UNDER ITS CHIN AND IT GETS ON YOUR HAND.
This is the most wholesome channel on RUclips, I swear.
These little guys are in my backyard! So cute.
Rough/smooth green snake review
I'd like that.
@@ClintsReptiles is there any reptilian/amphibian you would not like to review? I guess that's a question that bothers a lot of people. Greets from germany.
Yes pls, prty pls
Yes
YES PLS
I used to have these frogs as a pet when I was younger. They're really cute and fun to watch. I might consider them again in the future if I have frogs again.
Hi I live in Florida and I haven’t seen a green tree frog since I was 4 and now I am 8 And I saw one for the first time in years I was amazed I caught it looked at it then ran home to my brother’s he’s also an animal nerd like me and then we released it it was so cool
We can only keep the Australian green tree frog in Singapore lmao. And two types of turtles. The only herps allowed :(
It's a start. You need a group like USARK to advocate for more.
@@ClintsReptilesyeah, the big fears are invasive species (we have a population of random iguanas that escaped illegal captivity lol) because it's a small island, and also the pet trade and poaching, so lobbying for captive reptiles is not a big priority for nature groups. But on the other hand, permits and safe herp keeping will help the abysmal conditions these animals are smuggled in for sure (because of course people still have them here).
Are even native lizard species not allowed?
@@cicidiaries No. I moved here (Singapore) and then found this channel after looking for more information on the Asian Water Monitors here..... and now I want to keep a lizard, but none are permitted.
@@CyberSammael Wow that's too bad. I understand them not wanting to bring in potentially invasive species, but not being able to have any at all seems a bit extreme.
There so simple. But one of my most interactive. Funny and personality filled frogs I’ve ever kept.
I will literally never actually pick a pet to buy
just too many options
Honestly if u want a reptile go for a leopard gecko
@@scottweisenritter1916 thank you for the suggestion, I want something bigger than a gecko tho, thinking beardie right now
I really appreciate your reply tho
@@mjolnirsoul9214 beardesig are rellyay hrd the. Are care fornn!nnn
Party rn sorry if trunk drunk souounding
@@scrp7142 did u have a stroke
yay!! frogs and toads are my favorite creatures on earth, so im really happy you decided to make videos on some. keep up the good work Clint!
I see these guys on my porch all the time in the spring and summer. So cute ❤️
Yay more amphibians! How can you not smile looking at one of these guys. What a leap!! Great informative and enthusiastic video as usual. Would love to see you cover axolotls.
I have to say. Ive always wanted a frog. I love watching your videos and seeing these amazing animals. Clint and co. You are awesome and informative.
I found one of these for the first time on a trip to Florida, I'm from the midwest so I'm used to grey tree frogs so it was far more unique to me to find a green tree frog, also had an anole literally fall into my hands after I thought he got away, it just slipped and I caught him with cupped hands so like I'm a legend
Thank you so much! I got 3 frogs over the span of 4 months. I did my research and this video really helped and I never thanked you!
Speaking of frogs, you should do a video about African clawed frogs
You really have one of the most friendly smiles.
I work at a garden center im West Texas. We get lots a of tropical plants in and these lil guys hitch rides on the plants. So far I've adopted 3 of them. I got them in a bioactive tank.
i absolutely adore these videos. the links in the description are SO HELPFUL!!! thank you!
I am in love with this video because it's so clear how much this guy cares for animals
So, I don't think that I specified on the package, but please open it on camera! You can read the letter on camera, too, when you open everything else. I want to see your reaction, maybe on next weeks livestream?
Sounds good to me 🙂 Thank you so much!
Newt Scamander sending Clint a package? Oh no.
Get ready for a care guide on a Basilisk or Hungarian Horntail everyone!
Amazon Puffing Snakes, Mangrove Snakes, Lace Monitors, African Bullfrog would be cool videos to do!
Clint though I dont plan on getting most of these animals I could watch you all day your voice is so soothing and your attitude makes me so happy thank you
I have these guys on my windows almost every night and I love just looking at them they are so cute. I also love listening to them at night
Soooo i didn't clean and set up my pool this year because it was taken over by green tree frogs😂😂
Now I'm trying to make up mind if i want to keep a few😊😊they're just SO CUTE!!!!!
great too see more frog videos, my man. Keep up the great work!
you seriously have one of the best channels on youtube, im so glad i found it! thanks for all the informative videos clint!
Currently have one of these trying to fall asleep on my knuckle. A completely wild frog but it seems very very comfortable with me
Love all your videos dude. Your show is definitely my favorite on RUclips, in my opinion this is the best reptile/amphibian channel!
Aww! It's so nice that you're getting sponsors for your channel 💙
My daughters 2 and 9 both caught one each and they love them. We have been feeding them crickets, and they seem very happy in a semi translucent pitcher, we keep it well misted and keep the pitcher to the strainer gate on the lid so there is excellent ventilation
:) as long as it’s not long term
I see these adorable little dudes often around my area! Mostly near ponds or hanging out on posts and even building sides.
I love my green tree frogs. They are so funny and have their own personalities.
I would love to keep some amphibians at some point! Thank you though for mentioning quarantine period, especially with Chytridiomycosis! Another fun video to watch, thanks! Have a good! 💚
The frog tummy is really cute on this species. Which is a big factor in choosing a frog.
I had one of these when I was little, loved that little dude. Clint, keep up the great content! A video on the REAL best pet amphibians, American Toads, sure would be neat as well...
Love the outtakes…”he stuck the landing again! “ 😊
I keep watching your vids, and i truly am scared by how happy you are in each one. Never can trust a man that happy. :D
I’m about to buy a green tree frog and I had to make a powerpoint to convince my parents and I’m so excited. I’ve been researching for a couple days and I just found this video and this was very very helpful
i live in florida and during late summer, a whole ton of these sit outside of my bedroom window at night. i love em alot
Your videos are making me want to keep reptiles and amphibians again.
I see these little guys all the time in the backyard!
Used to have one that would be on my front porch storm door every morning, for years.. Miss that little guy
Who hear is bored during quarantine???? Also, I'm getting a baby leopard gecko that has a little kink in his tail so the breeder sold him to me!!! His name is Gizmo and he is sooooooo Cute? He is a normal!
congrats
9:20 Ill yell you all how they afford that now that i understand it. About a year and a half ago i got some pet Mystery Snails. 6 of em. Amazing lil guys, within a month i found a clutch of eggs. Within 6 or so months i had about a dozen clutches of eggs. Each clutch produced an estimated 80-300 eggs based on my counts. Only 2 or 3 clutches were infertile. So, i now have sold (less than $2 each) and given away plenty of snails but it still isnt remotely fast enough to clear my tank. I had to seperate the adults and now im stuck with a couple of aquariums with thousands of babies im trying to rehome 😂. Its going well though! Frogs like these snails, have hundreds - thousands of babies at once, and most people cant house more than a couple. Meaning after 1 reproduction cycle youll already need about a hundred customers! Pretty amazing animals, its crazy how much genetic information fits in those little egg bunches
Get one of those lizards (or a Dekay's brown snake) that eats snails.
Hey Clint! Appreciate the videos you are one of my favorite creators! So I have a question about these guys! I have a 18x18x24 paludarium that’s been up and running for about 3 years. I mostly use it as an orchidarium where I have several species of minis as well as a betta fish. There is a waterfall, 2x daily misting and external canister filter. My question is, can a frog live in here if I fertilize my orchids? Will the orchid ferts hurt the frog? Mainly I use Jacks ferts. I hope you see this! Would appreciate the info as I do not want to harm a frog!
Do you think you’ll do a video talking about native reptiles in different nations? It’d be interesting to hear about what we’ve got here in the UK. Love the channel!
Omg thank goodness you did a video on one of these fellas. I rescued one back in December from home depot there definently not native here in nj.
A stowaway!
I've had tons of baby frogs in my back yard on the trees next to my deck. Green tree, grey tree and brown frogs. They are so cute but could never have one as a pet. They belong outside and I can enjoy them while they're around. They do have personality!
I see them little guys singing near my lake and they are sooooo cute! They turn into froggy balloons while singing. They are EVERYWHERE! I will try to post a vid of them sometime soon
That they do.
i love mine so much. I've never handled her because I know it's not the best and I don't want to stress her out, but she's SO much tinier than the one you're showing? she's not thin or young, eats plenty and gets good food but she's just tiny af.
I've always wanted to get a frog, they're one of my favorite creatures on the whole Earth! My only complaint is that they don't live long enough. 4-5 years is just long enough to get attached to it 😥
0:41 "what did you call me?" "nope, im outta here"
So springy
All tree Frogs are awesome, let's be reasonable. My favourites are the Red-Eyes though, Agalychnis callidryas. One of my Males tends sto fall asleep as soon as even the slightest bit of light hits him. Flashlight? Bamm asleep. Full Moon? This frog doesn't wake up. I love that animal.
Yup, beautiful and boring.
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sooo cute the lil gumbys 🥺❤
I've had green tree frogs in the past here in Canada. The pet store I work at we don't bring them in Often but it's rare they are not on our availability list. Pretty fun activity little guys. And my lovebirds found that they can set the frogs chirping off by calling to them.
Also a good recommendation for a plant light would be the fulval nano c.o.b. aquarium light it's intended for small aquariums for lower light plants but I've had good luck growing dusk moss mix, nerve plants and a large bromilade in my dart frog enclosure
My grey tree frigs are so much fun as well! They can change color and texture like crazy! They are stupid fast to eat any feeders in their tank. My long tailed lizard is pretty active hunter as well. Personally I love the small animals, you just need to look a bit closer than say, a Goliath frog. But they are just amazing creatures, though I havent ever kept green tree frogs before, thank you for the video!
Hooray for more frog videos! Their feeding is fascinating, they seem like they just fling themselves like a projectile chameleon tongue
Right??
I have green tree frogs and they are AMAZING EATERS
Found a really brightly green one today on my parents back door of their brand new house. Mom was freaking out so I gathered him up to carry him to the forest outside. Dude was super friendly. Didnt try to jump away, just positioned himself in my hand so he was facing me. Finally got him to walk across my fingers to a tree branch so I could go back inside and wash my hands lol
Excellent! I love tree frogs, I need some more amphibians in my life!
They are wonderful :)
You do a fantastic job on showcasing all these wonderful species. I wouldn't be shocked if schools or pet store managers or any other groups that educate, would recommend, share or show your videos. The video footage is incredibly valuable. Being able to see these animals up close and how they move, teaches a lot. Pictures are far too limited. Also, there is always a chance that a species will change over time and so because of that, these videos are like time capsules for the future to look into the past, without the need for fossils or preserved species.
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It's fun to laugh and be entertained with videos, but educational videos like this (besides me loving them), improve the life of non-human creatures, by convincing people to choose a pet that is best suited for their own situation. Basically, if you see a picture or video clip or hear about something and you think it would be cool to have as a pet, you can look up Clint's Reptiles and see what they look like and how they act and what he has to say about them, to help you make a better decision than you would on your own.
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Pets are broken down into simple categories that lets you consider "I think I want a pet spider. Well, I could have a black widow spider. I could brag and show it off to my friends that I'm a risk taker. However, I could have a jumping spider instead and have a lot more fun and have people say "awww he's so cute" when they see him and not risk being bitten by a black widow on accident."
Hey Clint I kinda miss when you put the overall score in the thumbnail, who else agrees
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The frog: Did you steal all the toilet paper. If you did, shame on you.
They're terrible about that...
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Could you speak to the frequency of live insect feeding?
My Hylah was eating like a ninja champion eveyday the first month but its been 4 days since she’s eaten. A google search says a green tree frog can go 2 & 1/2 days without food which obviously isn’t true. But im getting concerned.
Thank you sir!
Recently kinda impulse/not impulse bought one, they're really affordable amphibians and i really love feeding (incredibly voracious) the frog came with a tank and i just added a dranige layer/substrate and a lot of hides. Really incredible frogs id say
I am weird, I love toads but frogs terrify me. The jumping and the look they give. Went to a gorgeous park Wednesday and saw the biggest alligator I have ever seen! Wasn’t scared at all. But a frog lives in my flower pot and I scream every time I pass that flower pot!
If there was a giant alligator in your flower pot you'd scream too...
Clint's Reptiles this cracked me up!
April 2, 2024, ...About a 1/2 hour ago, around 2am, one must have climbed through my window opened just a crack . I'm next to the Tennessee River 20 miles east of Muscle Shoals, Alabama. I'm sitting in my room working on a song in the middle of the night, look over at my mic stand , and there he is......or maybe a she-frog...., perched on the boom part of the stand like it was a tree branch. Cute little bugger. Never heard it come in ! I got my little net, gently scooped him up and put him on a tree outside. Wish I could post a picture. Real bright green.
I use to love frogs as a child omg this frog is so cute I may go to petsmart and get it thanks for the info
I love those guys. Their very keen on the environment apparently, i heard they have a green thumb.
As much as I would love a little frog to sing for me nightly, I'm not home enough to provide the care they need. (My number 1 priority for any pet is making sure they have 100% of what they need.) But gosh they are sooooo cute!! 💕
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I live in Florida, and can confirm, these are pretty easy to find. Though the mottled Cuban tree frogs are way more abundant. I know where they sleep during the day, and they go nuts singing after the first rains of the season. Sadly many of them end up flat on the road because with the rains they come out to mate, and during evening or night time showers, they get on the roads, and, sadly, you can hear them pop like a mustard packet when run over. I am by no means an emotionless killing machine, it's just a statement of fact, you just can't avoid killing some because they jump all over roads, and are small.
When I was 7 years old, in '81...wlmt family and u were in ferry in Ocracoke North Carolina...it started raining...and with it came 1000s of these beautiful creatures. It was freaky though. Was like one the great plagues if ancient Egypt. Can you explain this phenomena. By way reason I'm watching this...I live Alabama, was visiting my sister today. Lifted a board in yard there were two these clinging to it. My wife an I stopped petsmart...bought lil habitat, foliage, crickets, misting bottle. We'll see how it goes for Flotsam n Jetsam
One of these guys were in my backyard umbrella and when my mother opened it he jumped out on to her and she got scared than laughed it. off he was adorable
I have 2 that I raised from tadpoles. That was a very interesting experience.
I'm getting some Eastern Dwarf tree frogs for my terrarium. They are very small and Australian too. Only reaching around 3cm as adults.
i love frogs and i love your videos so much omg thank you :)
You should cover Grey Tree Frogs. There relatively brushed over in my opinion but my male is probably my favorite tree frog of the species I own. He just has the best personality and their mating call is my personal favorite.
I hope to see you do African bullfrogs sometime. I know you covered them in your Top 5 Amphibians video but I think they're worthy of a full video.
I remember my dad found one while cleaning the shower. Thought it was some shampoo but nope, surprise frog. :D