Frog/Toad Id help

[Kurt]

I have to disagree, I have kept a few Litoria infrafrenata and this little guy doesn't really look much like one.

[Kurt]

I just tried to post a picture of my most recent L. infrafrenata, but it doesn't seem to have taken. The pic can be see in my photo album in my profile.

[tylototriton]

After scouring AmphibaWeb I have opted to agree with Kurt. Most like not Litoria, although I have seen some very similar White Lippeds. Given that 2 of the other 4 are Costa Rican, i'll assume that this one could be also, in which case it is probably Phrynohyas (=Trachycephalus) venulosa (us). This species is highly variable in its appearances so it wouldn't surprise me if it was at all. I would again like to express my dislike of all these name changes, but thats just me.

[Kurt]

I would again like to express my dislike of all these name changes, but thats just me.

Tell me about it. I am writing a book on the subject and its a lot of work to keep up with it. I know that as soon as I am finished with it, I will have to go back and rewrite it.

[wesleybrouwer]

I know it is an awfully old topic, but it is indeed Trachycephalus venulosus
Just came past it searching trough old topics here