Make a guess...

[Cindy]

 

[Daniel]

i'm guessing its in the amphibian category, maybe a tadpole or a newt =D

 

[Jmenprkr]

i think it is a newt

 

[Slizarus]

looks like a newt but it may be a bull or leopard frog.

 

[Jmenprkr]

least time i checked there isnt a frog with fins

 

[Daniel]

They might not be fins, they look a little like the place where the tail joint wiggles =D. They remind me of african bull frogs, dey are huge tadpoles. when dey turn to froglets dey are a good average size, but when full grown, they are HUGE

 

[cephalotus88]

if its an ampibian, it sure looks like a tadpole.

 

[sarracenialuver]

It looks like a tadpole to me, though, i have other thoughts, maybe a salamander? I know the ones in the photo are lacking gills...but, i don't know....

Kevin

 

[cephalotus88]

im thinking a tadpole that is soon to put out legs (from tadpole to frog/toad)

 

[elgecko]

It's a tadpole. Not sure what type of frog it will become.

 

[showbiz]

It looks like a tadpole, I'm with slizarus a bull or leopard frog. I've seen them on Nova a while back.

 

[lithopsman]

I would have to say the tadpole stage of Rana rana, or the North American Bullfrog, or one of the other Ranas, like Rana pipiens, but they do seem a bit big...

 

[Cindy]

Hi,

Here's the answer: Bullfrog tadpole!!!  

 

 

This is IT, just a few days ago. Now it's back at school, for the kids to woo...and ahh... over the legs.  

Oh, forgot to tell you guys (n ladies) that this species is edible. I bought it from a frog farm that supplies frog legs to restaurants.

 

[Daniel]

LoL, edible bullfrog. Bullfrogs are so cute when they are little, They seem to gross me out after they are fully grown. But they are loads of fun =D.