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I live on the east coast of Florida in Melbourne (central florida) and found this guy in the cup holder of my boat today. He's about 1.5 inches long, plain white belly, 5 toes on each hind leg, 4 toes on his front legs, and happily ate 2 wax worms. I plan to release him shortly but would like to know what type of frog he is. Thank you.
Fred
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0.1 Black Rat Snake (Aebischer)
0.1 Leopard Gecko (Gecki)
i wish i had time to look it up for you but i gotta go.. here is a link you can probably find it on, if not do a google search on floridas frogs
floridas frogs
I did look through this earlier but couldn't quite match up the frog I have with one listed on the site, but thanks anyway.
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0.1 Black Rat Snake (Aebischer)
0.1 Leopard Gecko (Gecki)
It is a Cuban treefrog, Osteopilus septentrionalis.
They have been established in FL for many decades.
rgds/Dick Bartlett
thank you very much, I appreciate the help 
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0.1 Black Rat Snake (Aebischer)
0.1 Leopard Gecko (Gecki)
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