Probably right on 1 & 2; although wish had a pic from above and one from side for each. Don't think last one is a tree frog; look at the fully webbed rear foot. Hope you had fun in there!
Probably right on 1 & 2; although wish had a pic from above and one from side for each. Don't think last one is a tree frog; look at the fully webbed rear foot. Hope you had fun in there!
Remember to take care of the enclosure and it will take care of your frog!
Hi Carlos, thx for your suggestion.
1&2 some additional pictures, pls confirm if change your mind.
3 was found in the trees (climbing quickly) and at the river in two variaties: brown and green (see picture). Although the webbed foot, it has a short and loud croak like a tree frog. Will try to upload a video, but didn't succeed so far.
In addition no video but audio fragment "tree frog"
Found the species: Hypsiboas boans
Hypsiboas boans, large tree frog and differs from other large tree frogs by its fully webbed last three fingers (ref Amphibians of Suriname, Paul E Ouboter & Rawien Jairam).
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