Guy Finds Frog Inside His Lettuce Box and Ends Up Adopting It
Have you ever thought about having a pet frog? These tiny creatures can actually make great pets.
You only need a few supplies for the little creature's living space. Plus, their basic maintenance is inexpensive too.
They don't require too much space, live long, and won't cost an arm and a leg to keep. They're great for display and add an exotic touch.
Usually, people have to catch frogs or buy them from somewhere. But this one man was so lucky; a frog naturally came to him.
American singer-songwriter Simon Curtis found the little fellow inside his lettuce container. What's amazing is that this tree frog did not slip into the box.
It was harvested along with the Romaine lettuce, got packaged, and, in an odd turn of events, ended up in Curtis' home.
The truth is that little creatures often get caught up during the harvesting process at the farm. Curtis was fortunate that the cute, tiny frog ended up in his lettuce package.
Such an event ought to be shared on social media, and that's exactly what Curtis did.
He has a whole thread of posts about the small creature to make us, the people of the internet, feel the cuteness and good vibes. A couple of days before the holidays, he found a living creature in his plastic-packed Romaine lettuce.
What Happened at First
The Cute Little Creature
He Wants to Ensure That the Temperature Is Comfortable Enough for the Frog
He Is Finally Given a Name: It's Tony
It Was the Beginning of a Beautiful Companionship
Curtis Frequently Updated People About What Has Been Happening
Finally, the Lost Frog Was Found
The Lettuce Package Where Tony Was Found
Tony Loves Escaping from the Small Space to Enjoy Lounging in a Bigger One
You're Probably Wondering How He Got There
The Twitter Thread Was Updated for Several Days
Look at How Small He Is!
Confirming Which Species Tony Belongs To
Tony Loves Small Adventures
The Search Begins (Again)!
He's Just Hanging Around the House
The Twitter Thread Went Viral, Garnering Thousands of Likes
Where They Found Tony
He Needs to Take a Bath Immediately
The Next Best Step
A Temporary Solution for the Frog Who Loves Adventures
Tony's Temporary Place
Finally, He Has a Place to Live
According to the biologist whom Curtis consulted, it's better for Tony to be kept as a pet. Releasing the frog into the wild might introduce invasive species.
The Tiny Residence Was Moved to the Bathroom, the Ideal Place for the Little Creature
We All Do!
So Cute!
Tony's Current Lifestyle
Tony's Favorite Spot
A Little Something for Tony
The Gift
People on Twitter fell in love with Tony. Others were shocked to find out that frogs came with packages of lettuce.
But you know what's even more exciting? Petco gave Tony a $500 gift card to be used for his brand-new residence.
Curtis Is Wondering What's the Best Thing to Do
Curtis Believes That Tony Belongs to Nature, Where He Can Be Free
He Can't Resist Tony's Cuteness
The Cuteness He Was Talking About
Curtis Suddenly Remembered a Precious Childhood Memory
He Had a Frog Plushie
It's Hard to Let Go of a Pet You Grew Close To
The Final Decision: He Gets to Keep Tony!
The Pair Is Wishing Everyone a Happy Holidays
Tony and Curtis
Frogs May Be Great as Pets Because They're Low Maintenance
But because of human activities, some species are in decline. If you decide to keep one, ensure that they're being bred in captivity.
Generally speaking, wild frogs should not be kept as pets. If you do catch one and intend to keep it as a pet, it's best to consult experts to determine what's best for the living creature and Mother Nature.
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