Tree frogs coolest pics

[Heatheranne]

Eric, your frogs are gorgeous! More unique than most I've seen. May I ask where you find yours?

[Eric Walker]

Thanks heather. Iv been breeding my own line of theloderma asperum since 09. i currently have a few f2 at around 4-5 months otw tads about to morph and my breeders are about to go back into a breeding tank very soon after a long break . My pictus i got from jerry b but i think they were bred by pat labors. My old group were wc. And the bipunctatus were wc imports. I like working with frogs that aren't well established in the hobby yet. I also have a nice group of Solomon island eyelashes frogs that are getting good sized. iv got a few others as well and Iv got a few other projects Im hoping to get going this year but they may take some time to acquire. I keep both tree frogs and darts

[Heatheranne]

Awesome! I love to see new species. I'll have to look up the Solomon's. I am not familiar with those either.

[Eric Walker]

I ment nabors not labors. Damn spell check. I don't have any postable pic of the solomons right now but soon. Their a terrestrial frog not a tree frog.

[kmichael55]

Paloma, my Gray Tree Frog:



Rogelio, my White's Tree Frog, half blinking!



and another:



Another of Paloma, you can see the bright yellow on her legs poking out a bit:





An Amazon Milk Frog at the frog exhibit I recently visited: (One of the next two frogs I'm getting)




Pablo, my Cuban (R.I.P :x)

[Sasha]

Rogelio does look like Olive. Olive has all those white spots on his back, I swear there's more with each shed!

[Heatheranne]

Oh my goodness! ^
Ha ha ha!!!

[Sasha]

Great photos Bill, love the captions! Look at that nose on the second from the last picture, it's almost like a human nose!