New White's.

[Kurt]

Do you have other pictures of this new frog? Because he really looks like a white-lipped treefrog, Litoria infrafrenata to me and not a White's treefrog, Litoria caerulea.

[scribbles]

Do you have other pictures of this new frog? Because he really looks like a white-lipped treefrog, Litoria infrafrenata to me and not a White's treefrog, Litoria caerulea.

I second this. He does not look like Litoria caerulea.

[Skulldroog]

I was wondering the same thing. They had a white lipped tree frog at the store, as well as this guy. He was labeled "White's Dumpy Tree Frog" and was housed in a separate terrarium. I asked the people at the pet store how long they had him for, and if it really was a white's, and they assured me it was. Though I questioned it.

I'll work on getting different angled pictures. He doesn't move all that often from that perch he's on which is pictured.

Ebony: He could easily eat my pre-existing white's. He's a good 3-4x larger than my other Titan and his brother. Lol

[Skulldroog]

Yes, he's in his own 12x12x18 terrarium. Lucky fella.

[Julia]

Do you have other pictures of this new frog? Because he really looks like a white-lipped treefrog, Litoria infrafrenata to me and not a White's treefrog, Litoria caerulea.

That is EXACTLY what I thought when I saw the pictures...I don't think that is a Whites Tree Frog!

[Skulldroog]

Few more pictures to ID my new frog..

[Kurt]

Without a doubt Litoria infrafrenata. Do not mix with your White's, L. caerulea.

[Skulldroog]

Yeah. After closer observation, I've come to the conclusion that PetWorld didn't know what they were doing when they labeled this guy. Looks like I own a white lipped tree frog now. Quite a large one at that.

Oh well, we shall see if it simmers down a bit more. Still quite anti-social and aggressive whenever I open the cage.

[Kurt]

They have a tendency to be a lot more skittish then White's.