Hello

[trd1215]

Hi everyone,
New to this site but been a long time frog lover for about 16 years. I just wanted to share this picture of a tree frog in my patio. I have never seen this type of frog before. Does anyone know what type of frog this is? I caught it and it looks like a glass frog which also has a yellow lip with dark red eyes. Please feel free to chime in.

[LilyPad]

Welcome to the forum! I have no idea what kind of frog that is, sure is cute though!

[trd1215]

Thanks Amy! Im going to take better pictures so you can see the cool details this froggie has

[LilyPad]

That would be fantastic, I see you put your state up now, that should help identify the little guy.

[LilyPad]

Here is a site listing the frogs native to florida, maybe this will help! NSiS: Florida Wildlife - Treefrogs

[trd1215]

i checked all the frogs on that list and it doesn't look like any of those i will be posting some pics later on. maybe a new species...lol. im in miami, florida.

[LilyPad]

I have no idea, I just went through a whole second list of frogs in Florida Florida Wildlife Extension at UF/IFAS Didn't see anything like yours.

[trd1215]

I went to look for him and he was gone maybe he wasnt meant to be found...lol. Oh well he didnt look like any of the local tree frogs.

[LilyPad]

That bites, sure was a cool looking frog!

[John]

It's either a Pinewoods Tree Frog or a Pine Barrens Tree frog I think.

[trd1215]

didnt look like any of those.... here is another pic just more blurry.

[John]

There's an outside chance it's a cuban. What size is it? If you're basing identification on color, then don't - color means nothing.

[trd1215]

There's an outside chance it's a cuban. What size is it? If you're basing identification on color, then don't - color means nothing.

I was thinking its a cuban... ive seen plenty of those in my patio but this one was a small baby i think but i never seen one with dark red eyes.