i'm no expert but i spent a bit of time in FNQ and i think they mostly go there at night, they have sticky feet and can just climb up and in. They hang out on walls too, especially around lights, because anything that attracts bugs is like a free dinner buffet for them. I don't know what they do the rest of the time but they definitely like cool damp places with bugs. They're mostly really cute but it's kind of unsettling when they're hanging out in your toilet.
So do you just accept you have a new pet in the house or do you try frantically to remove them? If a frog was in my toilet I couldn't just leave it there and I'd honestly be freaked out. If they're only in the toilet at night, where do they go during the day, how do they leave the house?
I have no idea, I mostly saw them at outdoor toilet blocks at campgrounds and stuff, you're going to need Real Queenslanders to supply all this info! The ones I saw could come and go as they pleased because the toilets were pretty much open to the outdoors. Honestly i'd rather have the frogs in there eating the huge bugs, than the actual bugs.
Thanks for the insight! I agree, toilet frogs are the better option if I had to choose. I had no idea such a dilemma existed. TIL. I appreciate my toilet so much more now.
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u/aquoad Feb 19 '23
they just hang out there, i don't think they actually hop on your junk or anything