This frog was found in the same area as Gray Tree Frogs, Green Tree Frogs and Squirrel Tree Frogs. Any ideas on what it might be?
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What type of frog is this?
jjl
Feb 20, 2005 03:29 PM
Replies (3)
Colchicine
Feb 20, 2005 05:31 PM
Looks like a spring peeper with a VERY faint "crucifer" mark on it's back. It wouldn't be any of the 3 species you listed. More importantly, what state are you in?
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jjl
Feb 20, 2005 05:42 PM
Louisiana
Barbedwirecat
Feb 20, 2005 07:29 PM
Definitly spring peeper :-D
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1 Red Eyed Treefrog
2 Bearded Dragons (Butterfinger, B.B.)
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12 assorted freswater fish (and growing)
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