Green Tree Frog
Dryophytes cinereus occasionally enters brackish water Conant and Collins 1998.
Green tree frog. Green treefrogs are arboreal hylids that prefer willow clumps along waterways mesic hammocks with ponds or lakes and cypress swamps while avoiding mangrove swamps and salt marshes Duellman and Schwartz 1958. Large groups of males sometimes numbering in the hundreds or even thousands will gather in breeding sites and call out to attract females. They have a light white or cream-colored stripe from the side of the head down to the flanks.
The underbelly is a creamy white and there are scatterings of white spots on its back. Among the more than 800 tree frog species in the world two share the moniker green tree frog. Like other tree frogs the Green Tree Frog has toe discs on the tips of its toes and fingers.
Appearance These frogs grow to about 2 inches long. They have smooth green skin that can change shade. The Green Tree frog is one of the most popular pet frogs available today.
This frog is green with a white yellow or sometimes iridescent stripe along each side of the body. The Green tree varieties of frogs are mostly found in the regions of the South-Eastern USA. Like other tree frogs the Green Tree Frog has toe discs on the tips of its toes and fingers.
They are native to most of North America. Green Tree Frog 28 Image. Otherwise known as the New World Tree Frog the American green tree frog Hyla cinerea is one of the most iconic and aesthetically appealing frogs available to pet owners today.
They make excellent pets as they are long lived easy to maintain and seem very well adjusted to life in confined spaces. American green tree frogs are native to the southeast US. The green treefrog is relatively large slender and usually bright green but sometimes olive or brownish with large toe pads and a white belly.