To me it is Hyla arborea. What's throwing you all is the colouration/pattern. This is likely some genetic quirk that prevented the green developing well. Very interesting specimen.
To me it is Hyla arborea. What's throwing you all is the colouration/pattern. This is likely some genetic quirk that prevented the green developing well. Very interesting specimen.
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I am loving this frog....are you going to keep it?
I believe he can't - they are protected.
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If it is Hyla arborea and they are protected, is there not a clause that says you can keep mutants. In Massachusetts black rat snakes are protected, but you can keep them if they are some mutated form like an albino or white-sided.
Albinos are not created by chlorinating a pool, they are a genetic mutation.
That is one mutant I wouldnt mind having around!
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