Id Please .. :)

[Tongue Flicker]

The native chubby frogs we have around here are usually around 2" and brown with a yellow stripe running down the spine and covered in white spots. That looks like a really big chubby frog and has a nice coloring to it. I love it, hope ours would've looked like that

[devaneson]

The native chubby frogs we have around here are usually around 2" and brown with a yellow stripe running down the spine and covered in white spots. That looks like a really big chubby frog and has a nice coloring to it. I love it, hope ours would've looked like that

This guy was around the same size between 2 to 3 inches and he looks like Kaloula taprobanica ...( Daniel pointed me in the right direction)
what i am trying to find out is whether the luminescent dot below the mouth in the neck region ( you can see it in both the pictures )..... is characteristic of the species ..

[Tongue Flicker]

I'm not sure either. You sure it's natural dot and not just some paint that it got somewhere? You did say it was found in the suburbs? I find that dot interesting as well

[poison]

The dot looks like something got stuck on it. Don't think its a characteristic of the species. i do think you are right about it being a taprobanica though.

[devaneson]

The dot looks like something got stuck on it. Don't think its a characteristic of the species. i do think you are right about it being a taprobanica though.

Took a closer look ...... yes does look like something stuck on it (should have done that b4) ........got deceived by the position and alignment ...lol .... thanx a lot ..