It's markings and colours look like that of a gray tree frog that's been sat on something brown. But my word, that's plump for a gray. lol Does he ever change colour when sat on different coloured decor etc? If so this is a trait well known for the gray tree frog, hyla versicolor. They're masters of camouflage, my babies are really good at pretending to be cork bark. lol
I wouldn't be so quick to rule out the Japanese treefrog. While the green form of hyla japonica is more common they do come in many shades and patterns including grey
What is this frog?
Posted - 23/10/2010 : 18:09:17
