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RE: gray treefrog

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Posted by: CKing at Thu Jul 24 01:42:14 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by CKing ]  
   

>>body shape= gray. grays turn green. know the area it came from, never heard a green call there. resembles squirella more than cnerea. i just seen ump-teen million greens hopping around the south. bodies narrowerer, white lines very well- defined, longer snaout. it's not impossible that it 's a stow-away. >>

I agree with you. This frog does not look like a green treefrog, but it also does not look like a gray treefrog either. The gray treefrog has more granular skin, both on the dorsum and the venter, unlike this one. Gray treefrog is also more robust, with a shorter snout. The dorsal skin of your frog is smooth, and the ventral skin is almost translucent. I also agree that it looks more like a H. squirella than a H. cinerea.


   

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