Help frog ID please!!

[killerecho]

I don't think it's an American species. There are a few signs that it could be a White's tree frog, albeit a very underweight one. Only a guess. Do you have a size measurement? A view of the frog's face and eyes would help immensely.

And why don't I ever get free frogs with my plants?

[Socrates]

I'm going to say Hyla cinerea, the only other frog it may be is a squirrel tree frog, Hyla squirella.

[TwiAly]

Thanks everyone. After a lot of research and what you guys said he does look like an American Green tree frog, I tried to get a pic of his face but he's pretty wild and not having that. He started calling yesterday afternoon though LOL. I don't think its a White's tree frog it looks nothing like my White's non of the same markings or anything, and completely different call sound.

Someone asked about size, he's just under an inch long.

A couple of more questions:

Clownonfire said room temp is fine, so 70'sF during the day is fine? What about at night?

Also he seems to be burrowing under his soil a lot, is that normal/ok?

[clownonfire]

The size would indicate even more that it is an American Green Tree Frog.

If he is burrowing, it could be because it is looking for humidity. Do you also have a bowl of water so it can hydrate?

As for the humidity, keep it constant around 75%. A bit above and below will not hurt at all. Temperature: Between 68 and 77. They are really easy toc are for. But make sure it has lots of room to climb up!!!

Eric

[TwiAly]

Thanks Eric!

He's good on humidity and does have a bowl of water, lots of places to climb and such. Just had him in a temp place at the time I took the pics.

Ok here is another question since you mentioned humidity cause now I'm second guessing what the hygrometer says. Is is better to place the thermometer/hygrometer at the top, middle, or bottom of the tank?

[blaze]

I have the exact same frog if you look in my album you will see him. =) He is most defanatily an American Green Tree Frog =). They are awsome to look at and play with.much luck with your little guy

[UncleChester]

Hyla cinerea is my vote too (I have an album for mine if you wan more comparison).

The burrowing could be humidity as mentioned, could also be fear of his new surroundings so time will be needed to settle in. Check out the care article http://www.frogforum.net/tree-frog-c...ysoscelis.html different frog but similar requirements (your frog isn't freeze tolerant). A home for him is 10 gallons minimum, more is always appreciated (mine lives in this for now, but will get a larger tank as he grows). Height is more important than width as they enjoy climbing. Lots of climbing and hiding spots. Avoid handling him if possible, they are look but don't touch pets.

Are you planning to keep him long term?