@Aqua-Letifer said in Because you need this:
Are they the kind of frogs that widen your pupils if you lick them?
Nah, they're the kind that like to sit in my hand, or be petted through the screen on their froggo house. The froggos still surprise me with their behaviors. They're more social than I ever thought possible.
I have two in the group that I call The Puppies. An example: Before I went upstairs to watch shows tonight, I checked on the froggos one more time. One of the puppies was near their pond, at the bottom of their house, and he came hopping over to the rim of the plant pot that's the base of their house, and stood up on his hind legs. I could pet his head just a little with the screen between us, and then he crawled up to the rim of the pot so I could pet his entire side through the screen.. The puppy frogs love to be petted.
Another example:
Once in a while a froggie will get in a precarious situation, unable to get a grip on the usual supports. If it looks like the froggie could fall a long way and possibly get hurt, I open the screen seam, stick my hand under its legs or butt, and help it back up to a safe spot. Almost every time, the froggie decides it would be nice to just be held for a while, even when the house is plenty warm. I try to put it back on a sturdy leaf, and the froggie says, "No, thank you. I stay in hand, please." They snuggle into my palm, get into their little Buddha pose, and go for a siesta. To heck with my chores or schedule, it's froggo's nap time!
If I hold my hand by the leaf a frog is perched on, most times it will just walk right into my palm. I am amazed they are so social.
They're starting to trill now. Three of them are able to trill, and a fourth one is trying. I can hardly wait for them to trill for me at random times. It's so great to hear, and when one starts, the others trill back. It's a wonderful sound.
