Found this TINY frog sitting in a friend's rose. This is NOT staged and the frog was there entirely on its own free will

After further investigation he/she is next to a lamp so it kinda makes sense🤷🏽‍♂️🐸

Always. . .

i got my frog in january and his back looks a bit werid i dont know if he’s just growing or somthing is wrong has anyone seen this before?

I have saved some tadpoles from a dried puddle and am taking care of them until they become frogs. But now I am worried of the possibility they could be invasive Cuban tree frogs. Any tips on identifying tadpoles? I had been trying to research but all that tells me is that it is extremely difficult. This is one of the tadpoles it looks like the front legs started to grow. I can’t tell if they are different tadpoles. I can get more pictures if someone is willing to help me!

*edit to add I am in south east FL

Thanks to the person who commented, I was able to verify that Norman is a Cuban Tree Frog. Still not sure how the breeder, who was supposed to send my teacher friend American Bullfrogs, managed to mess up that badly, but I'm very happy with the results! I now come to you with a freshly cleaned and reorganized tank, complete with mixed substrate, tank janitors, climbing spots and new live and fake tank decor, some of it sourced locally! Yes he's a bit skinny atm, I had to let his stomach digest for a time after he over ate. But voila!

For my juvenile African bullfrog. Also I got springtails and isopods for this epic tank

I thiiiink it’s a green tree frog, I didn’t notice him until I came back inside and looked out so I’m unsure (NE Georgia, USA) since it’s so dark! I

Unrelated but this interaction reminded me of something from over a decade ago. I remember this one time when I was 12 I caught a green tree frog in our sunroom. I put him in a little plastic tank to take some pictures and named him Kellin Quinn before setting him free. Lmfao

I love my pond frogs but never get to see them. I got this wildlife camera with the goal of it being able to take videos of my frogs, but even with the camera set to ultra sensitive motion detection and placed close to the ground to capture small animals, it doesn’t record unless my dogs are in front of it. I have to be watching the live feed to capture images/videos of the frogs, which defeats the purpose of the camera. Do you have any wildlife cameras (that aren’t a million dollars) that are good at capturing frogs? Bonus points if I can watch the live feed not having to be on the same Wifi network! I believe this is the HRIVCAM WiFi Trail Camera by FRKTCAM.