A little help please

[Ebony]

Leanne, You have beautiful Froglets. I don't think they are Litoria ewingii as they are Green in areas and that they appear to have a distinct line down the back which Ive never seen in the Whistling tree frog. Unless your litoria ewingii frogs differ to NZ Litoria ewingii.

[Leanne]

looks like we are all confused Ebony what should I be feeding them while they are so small are they big enough to eat the small size crickets?

[Ebony]

Leanne, I fed mine Fruit fly, tiny meal worms, Aphids, Ants(NZ ants are harmless) & tiny newly hatched Locusts. You can also feed them tiny Slater's. I also would catch really tiny flies and take one wing off so the Froglets had more of a chance to get them. I would love you to keep us updated on their progress as I'm fascinated as to what the wee cuties are.

[Leanne]

thanks Ebony I'll see what I can get a hold of for them, I will certainly keep you updated as they progress and yes they are the cutest little creatures I've ever laid my eyes on, I'm in love with them( it's going to be hard to part with them), my partner has named me frog lady

[Ebony]

Hey Frog lady..I mean Leanne. I had to laugh that your partner calls you frog lady cos my Partner and friends call me Frog Lady as well. I love it as I think its a huge compliment.

[Tom Highum]

They are great.

[Leanne]

Thanks Tom I think so too

[AussieFrogKeeper]

I know this is a very old thread, but i want to let you all know that, yes they are Litoria Ewingii, in Victoria they are know to have green patches on them, and sometimes they are fully green in colour! Surprisingly yes people do mistake them for Citropa but that is an incorrect identification.

Final Answer: Litoria Ewingii with green variation. Look at this site and look up Ewingii at Frogs. And more frogs. All at frogs.org.au. .