Photo of the month March 2012

[wesleybrouwer]

What kind of frog is it Savannah? It's a little unclear, looks like an auratus or something...

[KingCam]

This is Frogger, my grey tree frog (hyla versicolor or hyla chrysoscelis)

The only thing I regret about this photo is the fake plant in the background. I don't know why I ever used fake plants, live plants look SO much more attractive.

[Treesniffer]

This is Frogger, my grey tree frog (hyla versicolor or hyla chrysoscelis)

The only thing I regret about this photo is the fake plant in the background. I don't know why I ever used fake plants, live plants look SO much more attractive.

POWER TO THE GREYS ! ! ! Wonderful photo. This hardy species gives and keeps on giving, reminds me of the native American Morgan Horse: Strong, stout, durable, intelligent (yes, I said intelligent - they have me well trained.)

[KingCam]

POWER TO THE GREYS ! ! ! Wonderful photo.

Thank you!!

This hardy species gives and keeps on giving, reminds me of the native American Morgan Horse: Strong, stout, durable, intelligent (yes, I said intelligent - they have me well trained.)

I absolutely love grey tree frogs. They are easily the favorites of all the animals I currently keep.

[BlueisallIneed]

Awesome!!!!! Great pic too!!

[KingCam]

Awesome!!!!! Great pic too!!

Thanks and congrats on your recent photo of the month. I noticed your adorable whites tree frog on the main page when I registered.

[mh530]

That is an awesome picture!!!!

This is Frogger, my grey tree frog (hyla versicolor or hyla chrysoscelis)

The only thing I regret about this photo is the fake plant in the background. I don't know why I ever used fake plants, live plants look SO much more attractive.

[KingCam]

That is an awesome picture!!!!

Thank you, Megan

[mh530]

Your welcome... I have a pet gray tree frog too. She is 1-2 years old....I don't know for sure.

Thank you, Megan

[NatureLady]

This is a Grey Tree Frog on his first journey out of the water! (Only edit was to crop)

[Treesniffer]

How many of us actually have the chance to take pictures of our pet frogs when froglets? The native species allows us that opportunity. This is a picture to cherish and will mean even more if you are fortunate enough to bond with it through to its maturity.

This is a Grey Tree Frog on his first journey out of the water! (Only edit was to crop)

[Niels D]

Tiny Tim the Gastrotheca riobambae hanging over the puddle in his new tank.

[Whistly]

Has anyone noticed how the Grey Tree frog looks an awful lot like a bumpy Whites Tree frog???
I quoted the photo of the GTF but it hasn't come up?

[Savannah]

What kind of frog is it Savannah? It's a little unclear, looks like an auratus or something...

yes its an auratus...i dont rmember the name off the top of my head..Not a Calua but one similar to it. ill ask my mom she knows..lol
ok hes a auratus Compana.