Ok I know living out in Goondiwindi would be different to living on the coast, but come on, no one warned me about Green Frogs. Apparently they are Green Tree frogs but they are equally happy on the land and because of their ability to climb they have managed to survive where others have fallen foul of Cain Toads. So how do you find a green tree frog its easy.....

I found one paddling in my toilet bowl, I do not know who was more surprise me or the frog. Me looking down and the frog looking up at me! It took two flushes to send him back to where he came from and you can guess the first place I look now every time I visit the bathroom.

When I told the builder who has been doing some alterations for us his reply was, “oh yes that’s common, but no worries there harmless”. It may be common, it may be harmless, but it was still a hell of a shock.:laugh:

 

We had a tree frog who loved to live in the loo in the flat. No matter how many times we took him out ,he got back in there by the following day,lol, we once took him a km down the road and he still got back,lol
In the end we realised the waste pipe was ihis means of entry so we replaced the breather and he hasnt been back.

Wait until they settle in your drain pipes and start the frog chorus,lol,,it echos as they're in pipes and its reallyyyyyyyy loud! lol

Must say they are beautiful looking things and a great bright colour.

Cal x

 

Thanks cal, I will look forward to that , but you are right they are a loverly shade of green

 

You need to check for redbacks under the toilet seat too :laugh:

Love

Rudi
x

 

LOL, Took us weeks to work out what the noise was,lol, it was like someone grinding their teeth with a microphone against their cheek,,lol

Cal x