The adventure begins when you receive your live tadpole by mail. First you'll experience the wonder of metamorphosis as your tadpole transforms into a frog. Then watch your frog kick back on the beach, hang out in Croaky's Surf Shop and ride the gnarly wave on its own surfboard.

Features:

• Surf Frogs habitat (17" long x 8" wide x 8" high)
• Primo tropical beach with palm tree, umbrella, cooler and beach towel
• Croaky's Surf Shop - where the cool frogs hang out
• Removable water tray with gnarly wave and floating surfboard
• Clear viewing dome with air vents and hinged feeding hatch
• 2 Surf School trays and lids, where your tadpoles transform into frogs
• Tadpole food pellets - contain all the vitamins, minerals and protein growing tadpoles need (adult Surf Frogs dine on live crickets, available at most pet shops)
• Illustrated Surf Frogs Manual - informative and fun to read
• Includes order form to receive your choice of 1 or 2 live tadpoles by mail*

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Break-resistant
Escape-proof
Ages 8 and up
Adult assistance recommended

*Postage and handling fee required. Tadpoles shipped only within continental limits of USA. Coupon must be sent in directly to Uncle Milton Industries. Speedydog is not responsible for delivery of tadpoles.

Replacement tadpoles can now be ordered online directly from Uncle Milton.
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A few fascinating facts about frogs
Frogs are amphibious. That means they spend part of their time in the water and part on land. There are nearly 4,000 species, or kinds, of frogs and toads. Toads are all frogs, but not all frogs are toads. Generally, the term “frog” is used for those species that live in moist areas. The term “toad” is used for species that live on dry land. Frogs have powerful hind legs and webbed feet that are great for jumping and swimming, whereas toads have stubbly bodies with short hind legs that are better for walking than leaping. Frogs lay their eggs in clusters, but toads lay their eggs in long strands. A frog’s skin is smooth and slimy, while a toad’s skin is rough with warts. Frogs have bulging eyes, while toads have eyes that are set into their head. Some frogs, like the Poison Dart frog, are dangerous, but Leopard frogs are harmless. A frog’s skeleton is designed to withstand the stresses of jumping. However, many frogs walk more often than they jump. A group of frogs is called neither a flock, a herd nor a school. It’s called an army of frogs.

Frogs eat lots of insects, providing a natural way to control insect populations. Frogs also make excellent environmental indicators. Frogs are very sensitive to changes in the environment. The presence of unhealthy frogs is an early warning that there may be something wrong with the environment in which they are living. The population of many frog species is declining rapidly around the world. This tells us something about our planet’s environments.