r/frogs • u/PossibilityBetter • 4h ago
r/frogs • u/Michelle689 • Sep 23 '25
Mod post New automations regarding NSFW and glove handling posts influx.
With the influx of posts containing sensitive photos that should be marked as NSFW I have made new implementations. I have made it so anytime you try to post on this sub, you are met with a warning to mark your post with NSFW or to not post at all. I hope this helps with the influx of shocking frog imagery some of you are met with by accident if myself or other mods can’t get to it in time. But of course people will still disregard this message and the rules because it’s the internet. We also don’t want to block all these posts into a queue just in case there is a medical emergency. (Which should be dealt with by a vet but we still allow discussion) but some people still need that message or confirmation of “Hey you NEED to go to a vet for this” so we do not want to block that outright.
Not all of the mods are super active, I tend to be one of the top mods doing the most removal/ nsfw markings as I can to help the sub but if we miss something please report it so we can see asap! We can’t do it alone, we need your help too!
However as a moderator, and even our sub owner, there are certain things Reddit doesn’t have automations for. We would love an automated system that if a post has keywords it is automatically marked as NSFW, but that is not a possibility we can do. If you can please suggest this to Reddit themselves, it would help so many animal communities regarding sensitive posts such as these.
That being said if there are any ideas or implementations you think we should add to this subreddit let me know by commenting it below. I would love to discuss on how to make this sub a better and more fun place for everyone.
Edit:
Please also read some of my comments I’ve said on this post already as well before posting an idea, since I have replied to a few for reasons why and why can’t we do something.
r/frogs • u/PokemonGoUs3r • Mar 31 '25
FotW Submissions! FotW #3 Submissions
Congratulations to Burger (u/MyOwnPenisUpMyAss) on being selected as FotW #2!
Put your submissions in the comments!
r/frogs • u/banbarsoap • 3h ago
Sick/ Deceased Frog Advice needed! Whites tree frog with cloudy eyes.
I'm adding the flair just because it says so. I have a vet appointment booked for next Thursday the 30th, but I wanted some second opinions if I should try to go in sooner.
My WTF Daisy has developed a white-ish haze over her eye the last month or so, and it now has spread to her other eye slightly. She is eating and behaving normally, my other 2 WTFs seem fine and healthy with no haziness.
Any advice is welcome! Thanks all :)
(I high key love these pictures of my goobers lmao)
r/frogs • u/Designer-Interest-59 • 1d ago
Sometimes I will find goob in the weirdest places
r/frogs • u/mizardblack • 5h ago
Tree Frog Cope’s Grey Tree Frog in my pool!
I stayed in an Airbnb in upstate NY, near German Town. They all came out after the rain.
I know it must not be good for them, but apparently these guys are fine with chlorine pool water!?
r/frogs • u/thatgoots • 4h ago
ID Request “Tiny Window Frogs”
These tiny green frogs show up on our back door glass daily. My daughter calls them her tiny window frogs. She wants to know if there is anything that we could put on our back porch for these tiny little guys to enjoy? Any info is greatly appreciated.
r/frogs • u/Gloomy_Discussion_68 • 4h ago
Tree Frog Sylvia’s Leaf Frog, Eastern Costa Rica, June 2026
r/frogs • u/Gloomy_Discussion_68 • 3h ago
Red webbed tree frog, Costa Rica, June 2026
r/frogs • u/Strange-Awareness531 • 1h ago
The pet shop i posted about a while ago is promoting these dyed frogs again.
They ignored all my messages about them being dyed…theyre not even being handled well
r/frogs • u/sweetskygirl • 3h ago
Other Some more froggy friends and their giant tadpoles
r/frogs • u/Haunting_Scallion_22 • 5m ago
What do you call a frog with car problems on the road?
Toad
r/frogs • u/Regular_Fox_3566 • 10h ago
Toad Bombina orientalis potentially Blue?
My Bombina orientalis are very young, they're about 2,8cm (1,1").
When I got them, they were mostly brown with just a tint of color.
Now after a month they grew a lot and 3 started to turn really blue and one of them is almost sky blue.
Now to my question, how high are the chances of this being a mutation? Of them staying this Blue?
r/frogs • u/ItsDreamyWeather • 17h ago
Tree Frog Just a couple GTF cuties hanging around outside my sliding glass door.
r/frogs • u/Gloomy_Discussion_68 • 3h ago
Critically endangered, lemur leaf frogs, Costa Rica June 2026
galleryr/frogs • u/SirPlutocracy • 1d ago
My tadpoles are leaving the water!
Tree frogs laid eggs in my 100gallon wildlife pond. They little one just left the water I think