Phyllomedusa hypochondrialis or azurea

[JWells]

I say hypochondrialis. Certainly not tomopterna. Most imports are hypos. Nice frog.

[Logqan]

Thanks I think hypochondrialis as well. We I got her a lot of hypos were being imported. Now I think azurea are starting to come in but I am pretty certain its a hypo. It will be nice to find her mates. This is my first leaf frog but im sure it wont be the last. Agalychnis, Phyllomedusa, Cruziohyla, Hylomantis, all awsome frogs. Cant wait to get more

[wesleybrouwer]

I'd say it is a Phyllomedusa azurea.
To my knowledge the hypochrondialis has a distinct line between the transition of green to the lighter cream (?) coloration.
If the picture shows this correctly, this specimen has a smooth transition so to speak.
I'll try and use 2 distinct pictures below so it's easier to devine what i mean.


P.hypochrondialis




P.azurea

[Logqan]

I will try to get a better pic of the face but this is great information. I have never heard that distinction. Thanks again everyone. We will get this narrowed down
Logan

[JWells]

I didnt know that Wesley. Im now interested to see more pics of the OP's frog. If what you say is true, I wonder how many hypochondrialis in the hobby have been incorrectly labeled...

[Logqan]

I took some more pictures but my camera isn't really doing what I need it to. I will post the pictures later but they don't change much. What I have observed is that the tree frog doesn't have a distinct line separating the green and white colors of the upper lip but it does have hints of the line in places around the line. It isn't strong but it is there. So this makes it harder to classify based on those photos because it is not like either. I will be asking a few more questions to the pet store owner.
Logan

[michael novy]

Yep.. Thats hypocondrialis.. Nice tank by the way.