Yer right. Mine look just like yours. Thanks! I've never seen any green tree frogs about, so that would explain it. I have greys that run all over my windows during the summer and live in my outdoor planters, but these tadpoles were from my BF's place which is in another county South of mine. Thought maybe he had greens there. Thanks again for the info!





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The yellow in the legs was pale at first, almost translucent, but it was there. All of mine were out of the water in July and the 3 that I kept still do not have coloring quite as dark as the adults. I can already see the patterns starting to form on some of yours though. Also, Indiana does not have any green tree frogs native to the state, so it is unlikely that it would be those. When I look through the list of native Indiana frogs, your guys would only compare to copes or eastern grey tree frogs. I hope this helps. Good job with them! Here are a few photos of mine early on so you can compare.


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