I was at a metropark and found a mud puddle full of tadpoles. The puddle would have dried up in a few days and my kids wanted to rescue them so I scooped a few out. Does anyone know what kind of frog or toad these are? They were found south of Dayton Ohio at Germantown metropark.

jesus christ dude you better wash your hands and sterlize everything they've touched, your kids haven't touched them have they? fucking hell dude there's only a few poisonous frogs and you picked the main one lmao

>>2829669
According to Google the only poisonous frog in Ohio doesn't have little suction cup toes.

I think that's a small frog. Small green frog?

>>2829665 (OP)
I asked an AI for you since I dont know frogs

>juvenile Gray Treefrog (Hyla versicolor) or a juvenile American Toad (Anaxyrus americanus), with juvenile Gray Treefrog being a strong possibility due to the skin texture and commonality in Ohio.

A few hours later he's gotten green. We released him by a small stream. There's still another tadpole that's not quite as developed.

>>2829691
I’ve had really spotty results using AI to identify things. Gpt specifically. Make sure you include location

>>2829751
tree frog

>>2829755
*Pseudacris

>>2829758
Actually, after seeing the shape of the toes in the first picture, I'm changing my opinion from Pseudacris to Dryophytes. Either way, still a tree frog(Hylidae).

>>2829665 (OP)
>>2829760
Most temperate tree frogs will have metamorphed by now except for gray tree frogs which are breeding later into summer

>>2829751
definitely a tree frog. they change colors