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Wow, that's a gorgeous photo! Where did you take that?

You should take one when he is green.

....do you know do they turn green to hide or to show emotion.....i think it is too hide bucuase mine is only green when he is on a plant and if he is on dirt under a plant he is dark green with black spots...and if he is hideing in a bark tube he is grey.

My little grey froglett turned green for the 1st time today. I have three. Two larger frogs in a 100 gallon mesh. They are always grey, one is really light grey, while the other is almost charcoal. I've been keeping the tiny froglet in a five gallon til he is big enough to eat the pinhead crickets. I observe them all the time. My husband calls me obsessed. Anyway, sure enough, my little froglett, who is usually brown, was the coolest green color, but only on it's back. This was very very cool, so I had to share with anyone who would be interested, because no one else in my house seems to be as froggy as I am.
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Thanks!
The pic was taken near a pond in Virginia.

John

Great Pic John; I thought Cope's were a bit smaller than Grays--
What was your subject's STV length?

It's been a long time, but worth the wait. What a gorgeous shot and so dynamic. I continue to be one of your greatest fans. Keep up the remarkable work.

Henry Capobianco