Whites tree frog...supposedly?

[Hero]

This is Mr.Froggle

He is my very first frog and he was bred in the garden center i work in. He's small 'cause he's only a few weeks old.
He is supposed to be a whites/dumpy tree frog but every picture i have seen on google of those frogs, they were all one colour, just fully green or brown or teal.
But Mr.Froggle has markings and so do his parents.
So i was wondering if anyone could identify him as a dumpy frog.

[makrau03]

Well he doesn't look like a White's Tree frog. Whites are mostly from Australia and Indonesia. If this is a frog that was not introduced to the garden center then most likely it is a native breed which I can probably identify after that information is given.

[Hero]

We don't have tree frogs in England (i don't think O.o)
These are captive bred and sold as exotic pets.

[makrau03]

Well honestly it has the body structure and face mostly of a White's tree frog but the color and markings appear more like a gray tree frog.

Can you sell them over seas? Id love to have one.....

[carsona246]

Makrau: if it is a gray tree frog, it would be much easier to get one here. They're native to America.

[makrau03]

Except the body shape and face are not like a gray tree frog at all. Maybe its a hybrid of some kind. Im not sure, never seen anything like this before. And there are gray tree frogs all over the place here in Kentucky, USA.

[Hero]

With him being a baby it's kinda hard to tell for sure, i'll take some pictures of his parents tomorrow and post them, it might help.

[Hero]

Can you sell them over seas? Id love to have one.....

I don't know if they can be shipped over seas or not, we are just a little garden center. Maybe some big breeding company would but even then it seems pretty risky.

[Mentat]

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