Visitor in my greenhouse , good omen?

racerboy71

bud bootlegger
that's pretty cool..out by my old work we used to have tons of those lil tiny tree frogs like those, super cute, and i loved watching them hanging out on the glass doors in summer..
 

Rotweiller

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Ha Ha... Your leaves look HUGE next to that cute little frog. All the frogs here in the UK are just plain green and look the same lol.... Great Picture ;-)
 

cranker

Legal Moderator, Esq.
Those in your greenhouse are a good thing. I kept them as pets for a long time, their appetite is gianormous. That lil guy can take care of any bug problems before they start so yeah, I'd say good omen. Plus they make really AWESOME chirping noises at night. Surprisingly enough, it's either a European Tree Frog or an American Tree Frog, scientific name, depending on where you are. :P There isn't much of a difference in the 2 species. I get Gray Tree Frogs in my peach trees and you can hear them sing at night.
 

doser

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Not that freaky eh? That's too bad. Thought we might have had our first official psychedelic frog mascot. Oh well maybe he eats bugs. Not as cool as a psychedelic frog that gets you high when you lick his back but it is what it is.
 

psychedelictripper

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I was going to say the same thing. I believe frogs eat little bugs. He couldn't gulp more than a half a gnat though. Maybe just maybe in case you have some bug laying eggs he would want a spider-egg-mcmuffin for breakfast?
 

spilly1

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at any rate, 5 days later and he's still chillin and he's seems to be hanging out on the only one of my girls that I haven't seen a single pest on. guardian of the garden!
I tried catching him for a lick but he's quite wily. hehe
 
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