Please help me ID this frog.

[reptilia5]

I have a new baby frog in my collection I found yesterday while herping. It is very small,dark green,stripes on the legs,lightly spotted with tiny black spots raised white ridges down the sides,and a milky white belly and throat. The eyes are bronze. It was hiding under a rock in a shallow rocky streambed. It looks to me like a baby rana catesbeiana or rana clamitans. I would think that baby bull frogs would be much bigger as this little guy (or gal) is tiny,about an inch. I know it is not a lithobates sphenocephalus/palustris or any kind of tree frog. Whatever it is, he or she has newly metamorphosed. It still has a stub of tail. It has eaten a pinhead cricket and is not overly skittish. I am in southern Indiana if that helps to ID this baby. Thanks for any help.

1 Acrantophis dumerili
1 Lithobates palustris

[UncleChester]

The raised ridges down the sides rule out bullfrog. That they are white makes a Rana clamitans seem unlikely and I'd be inclined to think it's one of your leopard frogs or a pickerel. A photo would help.

You really don't have many options for Ranids:

http://amphibiaweb.org/cgi/amphib_qu...-state_code=IN
DNR: Frogs & Toads of Indiana