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Hi guys, have you ever seen a Tomato Frog in person? I have one of these frogs at home. I like the bright and striking color like it's different from other frogs, heheheh. As long as I keep this reddish-orange frog, it's pretty easy. Plus, this beautiful frog is good at climbing and is a very active jumper. However, this tomato frog is a poor swimmer and is also poisonous. So, for those of you who want or have just kept this tomato frog, be careful not to get poisoned, yes!!!!! 🐸🐸🐸

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  • Beautiful frog color
  • Easy to care for
  • Active frog
  • Poisonous
  • Poor swimmers
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Just like its name, the Tomato Frog has a body color similar to a tomato, which is reddish-orange. This unique frog will inflate its body to protect itself when threatened. The Tomato Frog's mating system is polygynous, where males and females can mate with multiple partners. The mating season occurs in February to March. In addition, female frogs will produce 1,000 to 1,500 eggs on the water's surface and will hatch after 36 hours.

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Dyscophus antongilii
Dyscophus antongilii

Tomato Frog

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Just like its name, the Tomato Frog has a body color similar to a tomato, which is reddish-orange. This unique frog will inflate its body to protect itself when threatened. The Tomato Frog's mating system is polygynous, where males and females can mate with multiple partners. The mating season occurs in February to March. In addition, female frogs will produce 1,000 to 1,500 eggs on the water's surface and will hatch after 36 hours.

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