Need help with identification
Can anyone help identify this frog. It is native to SC. At first I thought tree frog but the behavior suggests otherwise. He is on a mixture of coconut fiber/forest mix with frog moss on top. He has buried deep in the soil and does not come out at all. He is very small, not much bigger than a quarter. Any help would be appreciated.
Lisa
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Re: Need help with identification
Eastern Narrowmouth Toad (Gastrophryne carolinensis)
Not sure, but possibly ?
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Ranitomeya vanzolinii
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Re: Need help with identification
Lynn,
After looking at pictures, I think you are absolutely right. Thanks! I didn't realize toads could be that small.
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