Hi

[John]

That'll teach me to take 10 mins to respond to posts . Thanks for helping out, Terry.

[DanikaMilles]

Thanx everyone. So my specific tree frog was never green? I am a little confused.

[tgampper]

Thanx everyone. So my specific tree frog was never green? I am a little confused.

It is likely the frog was a juvenile and is becoming an adult, that may be the reason for the color change. One of the problems with African tree frogs is that one species can have several different colors and patterns. It is likely your frog will turn brown once it becomes an adult.

[Jace]

I like it when I get a chance to learn something new-thanks Terry!

[DanikaMilles]

Ok that's what I thought you meant but wasn't my question about the age the start to turn. Or maybe a better question is at what age are they considered adults. I am just trying to figure out my frogs age.

[tgampper]

Ok that's what I thought you meant but wasn't my question about the age the start to turn. Or maybe a better question is at what age are they considered adults. I am just trying to figure out my frogs age.

That's a difficult question to answer. I found an article in Terralog, a German magazine devoted to terrarium animals on the peacock tree frog. The article was written in early 2010 and the author admitted that there isn't much known about the species. I hope that someone else may have an idea.

[DanikaMilles]

Thank you so much for trying. Maybe you can answer something else for me. How do you get the signature picture to work? I shrank it down but I don't see it appearing. I want a picture of my Ninja.