Whites tree frog morphs? Let's see them!

[Frogger00]

Whites tree frogs come in a variety of patterns and colors, as you have seen. The one with blue eyes is exactly that: a blue eyed whites tree frog. I have one myself, very pretty morph.

The frogs with multiple spots are called snowflakes. I have one of those as well, and many others do too. Probably the most common "morph".

The frogs with a blue tint to their skin are called blue phase. This morph is just a phase, so they may grow out of it or stay that way throughout their life.

The one you described as yellow could be a honey morph, although it's hard to tell in the pic. Could you try to get a better one? This is a really nice morph, and rare too.

The frogs who seem very very dark(I noticed one in the picture) are either stressed, or they are the brown morph. It's not really a morph I suppose, but it looks different than your average whites. But they are what the name suggests, brown.

You probably don't have these in your collection, as there is only one producer that I know of, but a frog that is covered head to toe in snowflakes is called a super snowflake. Probably one of my favorite morphs, aside from the honey.

If you would like to know more about morphs, I suggest you do a google search on Sandfire Dragon Ranch. Beautiful frogs you have, I'm quite jealous!


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[Snappi13]

Whites tree frogs come in a variety of patterns and colors, as you have seen. The one with blue eyes is exactly that: a blue eyed whites tree frog. I have one myself, very pretty morph.

The frogs with multiple spots are called snowflakes. I have one of those as well, and many others do too. Probably the most common "morph".

The frogs with a blue tint to their skin are called blue phase. This morph is just a phase, so they may grow out of it or stay that way throughout their life.

The one you described as yellow could be a honey morph, although it's hard to tell in the pic. Could you try to get a better one? This is a really nice morph, and rare too.

The frogs who seem very very dark(I noticed one in the picture) are either stressed, or they are the brown morph. It's not really a morph I suppose, but it looks different than your average whites. But they are what the name suggests, brown.

You probably don't have these in your collection, as there is only one producer that I know of, but a frog that is covered head to toe in snowflakes is called a super snowflake. Probably one of my favorite morphs, aside from the honey.

If you would like to know more about morphs, I suggest you do a google search on Sandfire Dragon Ranch. Beautiful frogs you have, I'm quite jealous!


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Very helpful thanks for he great info! I've concluded I have two snowflake morphs and a blue phase or a an Australian wtf. Not sure if the blue phase and the Australian are the same.


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[Wulf]

Here are the best shots I have of the pale one, they've only been home three weeks, so I am not handling them unless nessicary. (terrarium cleaning etc.) They have been adjusting nicely though, all eating ravenously. I'm also aware that some will outgrow certain colors, but regardless, I have had an interest in getting WTF's for about two decades, and I am thrilled with the nice little rainbow I put together no matter how rare or not.

[Wulf]

Thank you very much for the info! They are "coming out of their shells" nicely, so I should be able to get some better pics soon.