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Lithobates sphenocephalus
2-3"
Shallow water of lake with lots of duckweed, muddy
Check out this link as well for some pictures. The problem is that they are both similar looking and fairly common.
http://tucsonrana.com/Tucson%20frog%20an...
Check out my picture of one with legs. The thing is that three I found have legs and the other 3 do not. It takes bullfrogs 2/3 years to develop into frogs, right? So why do only half of the ones I found in the same location have legs?
At that size it could be either but my hunch is still a Bullfrog because of the patterns. I am unable to say for certain though.
It's hard to tell but my guess would be an American Bullfrog. It depends on how big the tadpole is.
Spotted on Apr 19, 2017
Submitted on Apr 18, 2017
