Florida Bog Frog vs. American Bullfrog

Florida Bog Frogs share seeps and stream backwaters in Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Walton counties with Bullfrogs. A: A narrow ridge along each side of the back in the Florida Bog Frog; no ridges down the back in the American Bullfrog. B: Greatly reduced in the Florida Bog Frog; full, but stopping short of the longest toe's tip in the American Bullfrog. C: Small: 1.3 to 1.9 in in the Florida Bog Frog; huge: up to 6 in or more in the American Bullfrog.

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