Can anyone recommend a frog and tadpole identifier reference book?

[Baitball Blogger]

Each year I help along the tadpoles that make it to gestation in my fountain and last year I found out too late that I had helped along Cuban frogs. This year I was convinced that I have a greenhouse variety, but would like confirmation. I'm a visual learner.

[rampartc]

1. start here .....

https://infinitespider.com/introduction-to-tadpoles-and-id/#:~:text=%20TADPOLE%20ID%20FEATURES%20TO%20LOOK%20FOR%20,their%20mouth%20hole%20under%20their%20head%29%20More%20

a peterson's field guide is great. choose one for east or west north america.

[Baitball Blogger]

2. Thank you!

[rampartc]

3. let us know what you find!

[Baitball Blogger]

5. I didn't see a tadpole picture for a greenhouse frog, but the closest frog

is green tree frog. Also, I was able to examine one of the emerging frogs and it does not have red eyes and I couldn't even see its pads. That means it's NOT a cuban frog. So, I did good this year.

Thank you for your help.

[Doreen]

4. When my friend sees something he is not sure of he takes a picture and then

asks his phone what it is and it comes up with the answer most of the time. I am not sure if it is an app or he just posts it and asks. We have found out types of flowers, birds, dogs, and even horses.