Grey tree frogs - interbreeding?

[Jayzie Greenfrog]

Sorry it has taken time to respond, I was really interested to read of your efforts to Identify your greys. We have the problem here of having no way of knowing where they came from originally. I have a old grey female who was supposed to have been captive bred but I don't trust the shop it was going bust and knew I did not want to buy W/C frogs. Then I have 2 W/C young males both calling must be just about fully grown now. Finally we come to the 6 babies who are captive bred but I don't know who or where the breeder is quite often these come in to us from breeders in Europe! So it looks like i will have quite a mixture. I had wanted to try to breed them but I shall be content to have a healthy happy group of frogs.

I should love to see a pic of your frog he sounds beautiful. A couple of years ago We had a bright blue, yes blue european green (only in this case blue lol) tree-frog he was beautiful but didn't grow properly and we lost him far to young. These babies all seem to prefer a slight green colouring at night and one of the adult males is more often than not almost pure white, but nothing as beautiful as you describe.

[MsBlueRose]

I will catch him on a sunny morning while he is sun-bathing and snap some pics of him and the other 2 in his group, I want to share his unique coloring with everyone. I would love to know if anyone else has anything like him or if h is just one of a kind? I think he is amazing and I want one more that looks like him; but that may be only a dream... I intend to look for one though, lol. I have to wait for my camera adapter to come in though before I can post anything. I seem to have misplaced mine so I had to order a new one, opps... lol. Thank you realizing how much footwork I put into IDing my frogs. It was a real task, but IMO it was worth it. I just wish I could be sure my little girl is a Cope's Grey, too, but I can't afford genetic testing, lol.