secretariata wrote: My wife would have caught it and brought it to me saying "look how cute it is, I found it in the toilet." She has a thing for amphibians and reptiles...
That why she's with you?
secretariata wrote: My wife would have caught it and brought it to me saying "look how cute it is, I found it in the toilet." She has a thing for amphibians and reptiles...
That why she's with you?
So, did you lick it?
I think this is what we had: http://ufwildlife.ifas.ufl.edu/cuban_treefrog_inFL.shtml
The article said: Cuban Treefrog -- Annoying Pest!
Ya think?
Dr. Hess wrote: I've had that happen. Our extra house: Toilet is running. You know, the flapper valve not seating, chain dance thing. I pull the lid off the tank, and there's a frog in the tank sitting there looking at me. I caught it and turned it loose in the garage.
I like the inexplicable ones like that. Frog in the bowl, I can imagine several ways for it to get there. But in the tank...I got nothing. None the less, there it is.
In reply to foxtrapper:
I could see it happening in houses with septic systems. Frog gets down the vent into the holding tank, makes its way up the pipes.
In reply to mtn:
Sorta, but not the way you mean! 
When we met she had a green iguana and I was the only person that had ever shown a genuine interest in and wasn't afraid of the iguana.
Ian F wrote: In reply to foxtrapper: I could see it happening in houses with septic systems. Frog gets down the vent into the holding tank, makes its way up the pipes.
Yep, that's one way into the bowl. As is simply leaping in from the floor. But the tank?
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