Identify the frog

[Musicpanda]

What frog is this? They call it waltzfrog at a petstore in Sweden but I want to know its real name. I hope it's okay that I link to the sites picture witch is on the pet store that owns the legal rights and use, and not uploaded by me. (thinking about copyright). If I don't claim the ownership and upload a picture to your site it should be all right, right?

http://www.tropikhuset.se/includes/p...&maxHeight=479

[Kurt]

Looks to be a reed frog of some type. I would look it up, but the books are on the other side of the room.

[Musicpanda]

Okay, anyone else wanna give it a go?

[SethD]

The problem is many species of reed frogs look like that one, particularly males. A single pale green and lightly spotted reed frog like that one with no other data to go by is almost impossible to identify with certainty. Even if you have a large group to look at and know the country of origin pinning down a species can be very difficult. That is why so often you see green reed frogs being sold as "hyperolius. sp". It could be a male argus reed frog, or it could be any one of a great many species.

[wesly2009]

i could be wrond but i was thinking it was some type of glass frog. could this be?

what do you guys think?

[Kurt]

Glass frogs are extremely rare in herpeculture. Often certain types of treefrogs are sold as "glass frogs", Sphaenorhynchus lacteus & Hypsiboas punctatus come to mind.