A little help please

[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. .

[Kristen]

I know this is a very old thread

Only three years old ;P
And yep AussieFrogKeeper is right, my Litoria ewingii have green on them too.
Frogs of Australia > Litoria ewingi / Southern Brown Tree Frog
Here's a direct link to the Litoria ewingii page that Aussie Frog Keeper was talking about. Down the bottom of it you can see what he/she was talking about, with the completely green morphs.