Need help identifying Australian frog

[bob111]

Hi, i've never kept any frogs before, but did have a passing interest once. Anyways i recently found this small-ish green frog under some pretty weird circumstances, and it wasn't in a very healthy looking condition. It's about 45 mm in length if that's any help, and was found in sydney, NSW. Im thinkin it could be a green tree frog, but dunno..

I took this pic of it, it's kinda bad quality, i know :/ Also any help on any immediate things to do for it...

thanks

[Lacibeth]

My guess would be Litoria caerulea aka green tree frog as well. Hopefully, someone w/ more knowledge will chime in.

There's a care sheet here: http://www.frogforum.net/tree-frogs/...caresheet.html

[LilyPad]

That would be my guess also.

[Lacibeth]

Well, 3 guesses almost makes a right.

[bob111]

Ok thanks, well for the time being anyways i'll try replicate the conditions as best i can as set out in that guide, and others i've looked at jus now for green tree frogs.

[tgampper]

It is probably Litoria caerulea.It looks too big to be Litoria fallax.

Frogs of Australia > Litoria caerulea / Green Tree Frog
Frogs of Australia > Litoria fallax / Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog

[Lacibeth]

It is probably Litoria caerulea.It looks too big to be Litoria fallax.

Frogs of Australia > Litoria caerulea / Green Tree Frog
Frogs of Australia > Litoria fallax / Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog

Ok, I thought that Litoria fallax stayed at or below the inch mark?

Of course, that's assuming that I can convert mm to inches.

[Whistly]

I'd put my money on Green tree frog.