White's Treefrog Care Sheet | 台北市立動物園資訊網

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White’s treefrogs are native to northern and eastern Australia, and adjoining New Guinea. These large (3-4.5 inches) frogs are a pleasant green base color, sometimes with a bluish hue, and some individuals have spots of white or gold on the back and sides. Adults tend to have a fatty ridge above each eye, often giving them a sleepy appearance.

White’s Treefrogs[1]

Dumpy Treefrog[2]

White’s treefrogs are generally available in the pet trade throughout the year, but captive bred specimens are most available in the summer and fall. Captive bred specimens are usually youngsters (less than 2 inches long) and should be preferred to wild caught. Wild caught frogs often carry parasites and diseases, and are not as well adapted to captive conditions.

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