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Breeding and Keeping Frogs and Toads
(Completely Illustrated with Color Photos Showing Breeding and Keeping)
by W.P. Mara
This one is probably my favorite general pet care book.
It's full of really great pictures and has glossy pages (presumably because your handling
wet frogs?) and has some very clear basic descriptions of frog care. Probably the most exhaustive
section on Frog Illness that I've been able to find yet. This one ends up being the book I refer to
most. I can't remember how much it cost me...but it was worth it, as it seems the most comprehensive
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Care and Breeding of Popular Tree Frogs
(Green Tree Frogs, White's Tree frogs. White-lipped Tree Frogs, Red-eyed Tree Frogs)
Philippe de Vosjoli, Robert Mailloux, and Drew Ready
I got this one at a Reptile and Amphibian show...it looks like a "must-have" for anyone planning
on owning any tree frogs. The descriptions of care are very clear, and it even deals with diseases and
disorders that your frog may encounter.
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Frogs & Toads As A New Pet
A Complete Introduction.
by John Coborn
Good basic introduction for the beginner frog owner. This has most of what you need to know,
including some good photos, a section on setting up housing, some basic health care...that sort
of thing.
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The Proper Care of Amphibians
by John Coborn
Another slightly heftier book, which also has some info on salamanders and newts. Thick pocket
book with lots-o-info and pictures.
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Keeping and Breeding Amphibians
by Chris Mattison
Bigger sized more general info, this deals more with different species of frogs rather than health
guides. The illness section is only about two pages, but it offers a lot in the way of good
information on each species of frog. It also deals with both frogs and other amphibians such as
salamanders and newts.
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Frogs & Toads
A Complete Introduction.
by Jay Pyrom
Thin, but for the beginner its a pretty good resource for basic pet care. Has a lot of photos too and I've seen it in several bookstores..
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