Grey?

[ratgirl83]

Found this fella sitting on our door during a bad rainstorm. He made his way through a tiny hole in our screen door and plastered himself to our glass(I looked up and saw four tiny frog shaped paws, and was...amused). Think he's a grey, he looks like a grey, except he's not really grey. He started out looking one way when we found him, and he's turned completely green! He's fattened up significantly since he came into our lives, I hope he's happy! Right now he's just in a 10 gallon, thinking about finding another 10 gallon, and doing what that one person suggested to make him a taller enclosure. I mist him once a day(should it be more?), and he doesn't have a heating pad at the moment. It's been easily 80-90 degrees here since we found him. We'll get him one come winter. He needs a name

[thejolta]

Yeah it's a grey I also found 2 grey's this summer when they were sitting on top of my front door lights eating the bugs at night lol. They're pretty amazing frogs. Catch some moths and watch them fly across the tank to catch them. They're really quick and precise in their attacks it's awesome. I just wish they didn't pee on me so much lol.

From what I can see it looks like a female (skin under its chin is white with no black dots).

[John]

Definitely a Grey Tree Frog. What state do you live in? That could pinpoint the actual species (Hyla versicolor or Hyla chrysoscelis). I agree, looks female - and a warty one at that - very knobbly.

[ratgirl83]

I'm in NY state, western part. What do these critters do in the winter?

[ratgirl83]

Dinner got away

[InfInIty13X]

My tree frog was doing the same thing a few nights ago. She was sitting there opening and closing her mouth. She wasn't wretching though. I think I interrupted her kill when I walked in.