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RE: frog id

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Posted by: slygecko at Fri Mar 30 17:47:06 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by slygecko ]  
   

Very interesting frog. It is strongly reminiscent of some species of Theloderma and my guess would be that it is in that genus. My second guess would be a Polypedates sp., but the absence of a ridge from the eye over the tympanum and the general shape seems to point toward a species of smooth-backed Theloderma. I've checked several papers and books so far with no luck. I'll be sure to post if I get anything more conclusive.

Cheers,
Nick


   

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