Do Frogs Get Lonely. From what i understand, they do best with other frogs as they're sociable. But there was this puddle full of tadpoles, most of them were the size of my thumbnail, and i caught eleven of them.
Turtles can be lonely, more so because they are nocturnal. They can be a male or female, either is fine, though of course if they're a female he could try to mate with her. It is important to appreciate that there are certain frog species (for instance, the goliath frog) that can grow up to 32 centimeters in length.
But Generally, It Is The Giant Frog Species That Actually Eat Snakes.
Also, frogs do not like human contact. Frogs as a general rule do not get lonely. While bettas are more hardy, the frogs are not.
Even Tho Your Betta Is Fine With One Frog He Might Freak Out With Another, They Are Kind Of Unpredictable.
Turtles can be lonely, more so because they are nocturnal. From what i’ve read, they need to be in groups of 3 or more to be comfortable, and have about 5 gallons for each frog (in comparison to the general 1 gallon for every inch of fish) care sheet check this out if you get a chance, it seems to be the most accurate information i’ve gotten on. Instinctively, they occasionally get the urge to find companionship in another sex for procreation reasons;
And Then Get Your Betta A 5 Gallon To Himself.
To answer the original poster, frogs aren't social animals, except under very specific conditions (breeding for example). Yes, frogs have the ability to eat snakes. Maybe get him one more?
Post By {~*Laura*~} » Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:04 Am.
They can be a male or female, either is fine, though of course if they're a female he could try to mate with her. So no, they don't get lonely. Again, we don’t think these things are necessary, as we don’t think reptiles are likely to feel “lonely.”.
Adf’s Do Not Have Any Aggression Towards The Same Sex Or Opposite Sex.
Okay, that probably sounds like a really dumb question but i'm nutty about my frogs. As a kid, i had a pet toad, but it never came inside our house. Bearded dragons will live alone happily, enjoying other aspects of life for example food and warmth, far.