Can you help me ID this tree frog

[Naturewoman]

I need help identifying this frog. He's on the small size, less that an inch. Found in SW Florida.

Thanks!

[Pactolus]

Likely an introduced species. Doesn't look like any native I know of.

[Kristen]

I dont know what species it is, but I couldn't find it in the list of tree frogs in Florida Florida Wildlife Extension at UF/IFAS

I was thinking it could just be a very odd variation of a green tree frog? Or maybe it doesn't have the yellow layer of pigment, because I know when that happens with Whites they are purple/blue
Im not sure if you can see but it has an explanation there too.


Though I could be completely wrong. Anyway good luck! It has a gorgeous colour!

[BlueisallIneed]

I need help identifying this frog. He's on the small size, less that an inch. Found in SW Florida.

Thanks!

I was born and raised in south fl, never seen it! Good luck it's cute though haha

[Naturewoman]

Thanks everyone! Maybe it is an odd version of a Green Tree Frog...?

[Pactolus]

I don't think it's a green treefrog. That stripe it has is pretty distinct.

[Naturewoman]

How about a Squirrel Tree Frog? Someone suggest that maybe that's what it is. I looked at pictures and they come in many colors. What do all you experts think? Thanks!

[flybyferns]

How about a Squirrel Tree Frog? Someone suggest that maybe that's what it is. I looked at pictures and they come in many colors. What do all you experts think? Thanks!

This frog is really pretty.
It is wild caught ?
I poured over tons of photos!
I don't see anything like it.
The stripe location/color , and the bright yellow lips .......just don't look like a green tree frog.
The stripe breaks differently as well ? This frog's stripes starts behind the eye. A green's runs below the eye .

PLUS. It's has red eyes!
Almost looks like a red eye crossbreed ? eg A callidryas and A anne?

https://www.google.com/search?q=gree...w=1500&bih=783

This may be a job for Wesley ! But he is sleeping.
I'll throw him a PM.
Lynn

[imagerywall]

I need help identifying this frog. He's on the small size, less that an inch. Found in SW Florida.

Thanks!

Hello, I am unable to identify this frog for you unfortunately but I did post a pic, of what I believe to be the same type of frog. Hopefully seeing another picture will help with you identify it. I wish you the best of luck.

You can also see this picture on my website at imagerywall.com.

[BlueisallIneed]

Looks like a squirrel tree frog naturewoman

[deranged chipmunk]

Lisa!! Where ya been?? How ya been??


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[BlueisallIneed]

Lisa!! Where ya been?? How ya been??


Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world ~ Nelson Mandela

Hey deranged! How are you?! . I have been around here and there. Working a lot. I am good

[poison]

Cuban

[poison]

Just realized how old this thread was.

[deranged chipmunk]

Hey deranged! How are you?! . I have been around here and there. Working a lot. I am good

Glad to hear it! I often wonder about our members who have gone missing for a spell. It was refreshing to see your handle pop up in the feed


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[MsBlueRose]

That is one PRETTY frog! If he is really a Cuban, I want one! Not like I have the luck to find one like that though, lol.

[Mentat]

Hello, I am unable to identify this frog for you unfortunately but I did post a pic, of what I believe to be the same type of frog. Hopefully seeing another picture will help with you identify it. I wish you the best of luck...

Looks like a squirrel tree frog naturewoman

This is a very old 2012 thread and the frog was ID as a juvenile Cuban frog. Hi Lisa! Good to see you here again !