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With her appetite, I didn't have much of a choice! 🤣

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Oh no, my finger was first :P

You should feel it from the other side !

They really are !

+ s. 😀

Of course !

Well spotted, you are right, these are Magnificent Tree Frogs. This species is only found in a small area at the top of Australia. The big glands on the sides of their heads are poison glands (only dangerous if you eat the frog) and Green Tree Frogs don't have these.

Pippa/Piper is all grown up now and back out with the family doing wild Magpie Lark stuff. Was sad to see her go, but good for her too. :)

​@@boovaher they're so sweet when they are with us! I have a peewee friend at the moment and they're so cute

Everyone's son wishes.

And they have absolutely no idea that they are!

That's Plop and usually she is the little piggy.

Thank you. :) Full names are Madam Plop (because she is such a pretty lady) and Fwomp Monroe (she has the beauty spot on her face). Of course, the 'Plop' and 'Fwomp' comes from the sounds they make when they land from a jump. 😄

You have to upload some vids!

Well hi! Long time no see.

They are Australian Magnificent Tree Frogs. Their head bumps are actually poison glands to ensure anything that eats them never eats again.

They poop roughly weekly but they eat regularly also. They start becoming active about three or so days after they eat a feed like this and would happily eat again then if I offered food. But they get to chase gut loaded crickets around for a few weeks before I offer thawed mice/rats again.

I know, I am very lucky!😁

I can't catch wide awake crix to feed the girls with, they hop off all over the place instead. The cat loves that though.

Fwomp Monroe and Plop are Magnificent (or Splendid) Tree Frogs (Litoria splendida). They are native to the top of Western Australia in the Kimberley Region and a small area of the Northern Territory. The large glands on the tops of their heads are poison glands to discourage predators from eating them.

Sorry to upset you Bryan with a skull for an avatar, if I wanted to show that content for the eating competition videos you speak of, then my channel would be full of that stuff. Instead, my channel shows mostly my pets in various stages of their lives doing things that I happened to video at the time. A cat swishing her tail, a frog turning it's head, a rescued baby bird sitting on my fathers hand prior to release. The frogs eating is just a part of their natural life requirements that I took video of, no different to the cat eating biscuits, the galah eating seed, or the images of people drinking soy lattes all over instagram. Just life. If you came here looking for that, which your comments would indicate you did, then look elsewhere.

It will be poodles next.

Happy Christmas Frog

Oh yes, she is certain she can swallow me. She just needs a little more push!

Apparently she does, just like maple syrup on pancakes love.

Poopy baby !

I don't doubt that for a moment. There is no pain at all in this little nibble.

@@boovaher Well the African Bullfrog can have some tiny sharp teeth that is used to eat meat.

Thank you, she thinks she is too.

But totally adorably so. 🥰

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She thinks she is too. 😄

Plop and Fwomp Monroe are both Australian Magnificent Tree Frogs.

Don't know, they have never had boys in with them to be sure. 😆