Saved a treefrog today

[Eel Noob]

Found this guy on the floor at work all dried up and covered in carpet fibers. I didn't think it was still alive but when I picked it up to see what kind of frogs it was it moved it's arms alittle though it's eyes remain closed. First thing I did was pulled off the few pieces of carpet I could off it and placed it in a plastic cup with wet paper towels soaked with drinking water. When I checked up it on an hour later it had rehydrated itself and amazingly had shed it's old skins along with any remaining carpet fibers on it.


Here's a few pix of it.








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[Ebony]

How cute is she/he. Looks really healthy as well. Well done.

[Jace]

What a beautiful shade of green! What are you going to do with your new little friend?

[John]

I was a bit thrown by this initially. Using my moderator powers, I was able to discover what state you're from. Assuming that's a native frog, it has to be a Gray Tree Frog, but its markings are unusual (not the color, the markings).

[goreptiles]

Nice looking frog. Have you released it, or are you keeping it

[Eel Noob]

How cute is she/he. Looks really healthy as well. Well done.

Thanks

When I first found it it was about half the size it is now so it's recovering quite well.

What a beautiful shade of green! What are you going to do with your new little friend?

Nice looking frog. Have you released it, or are you keeping it

Thanks

I might just keep it since I almost bought a few gray tree frogs last weekend at the show but decided to go with the pacman instead.

I was a bit thrown by this initially. Using my moderator powers, I was able to discover what state you're from. Assuming that's a native frog, it has to be a Gray Tree Frog, but its markings are unusual (not the color, the markings).

I'm pretty sure it's a native specie. BTW it is still quite small, maybe I take a few pix of it next to a penny for size reference later.

[Eel Noob]

Here's a picture I just took. After picture was taken it jumped out as I was reaching in to take out the penny. Good thing it didn't have a far fall.



BTW it is eating great. Didn't feed it much, just two crickets yesterday and two today.




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[Eel Noob]

Sorry would just add this to my other post but can't edit it.


After a little research I believe it's a Cope's gray tree frog. Cope's gray tree frogs have smooth skin while Grays are rough.

[Kurt]

I really don;t think this is a gray treefrog. I believe it to be the federally protected Hyla andersonii or pine barrens treefrog.