Apollo (Litoria infrafrenata)
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I agree, gorgeous frog and at a pretty nice size too.
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Beautiful!! 
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yeah that is quite a common thing for most frogs.. I notice it especially with tree frogs
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looks australian to me
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As in a White's? I think not.
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it's not as chubby as a whites. but more like a white lipped tree frog.
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What do you feed it?
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...isn't that what the thread initially said? Anywho, cool frog.
Nice to hear from another frog lover And yes, just as the thread stated, it is a white-lipped tree frog; Litoria infrafrenata, where as a white's tree frog is Litoria caerulea. And he eats most anything that fits in hiw mouth... Roaches, crickets, mealworms, nightcrawlers, pinkies etc.
-Eric
P.S. He actually was captive bred, but they originate in the Indo-Pacific region.
And yes, just as the thread stated, it is a white-lipped tree frog; Litoria infrafrenata, where as a white's tree frog is Litoria caerulea. And he eats most anything that fits in hiw mouth... Roaches, crickets, mealworms, nightcrawlers, pinkies etc.-Eric
P.S. He actually was captive bred, but they originate in the Indo-Pacific region.
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yeah, it did. sorry, i'm not too good with scientific names yet. only reason i joined really was because this site appealed to me. i was that kid who snuck out at night to pick up stag beetles every summer.
always been a fan of things like that. not so much mammals.. except rodents and women, but mainly herps and inverts. i've been catching things as far as i can remember, and i had an intense fascination for leeches in 7th grade. as well as turtles and around that point was when my herp interests caught. but now i have an emp scorpion and a leopard geckp. i'm interested in purchasing another scorp soon, probably a heterometrus, and probably from this forum.
but i LOVE to learn (most 21 yr. olds rather get drunk 'round here). and ive been reading about wildlife as long as i can remember. even as a child, i didnt watch cartoons... i watched nature docs.
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you mention watching cartoons like it's a sin.yeah, it did. sorry, i'm not too good with scientific names yet. only reason i joined really was because this site appealed to me. i was that kid who snuck out at night to pick up stag beetles every summer.
always been a fan of things like that. not so much mammals.. except rodents and women, but mainly herps and inverts. i've been catching things as far as i can remember, and i had an intense fascination for leeches in 7th grade. as well as turtles and around that point was when my herp interests caught. but now i have an emp scorpion and a leopard geckp. i'm interested in purchasing another scorp soon, probably a heterometrus, and probably from this forum.
but i LOVE to learn (most 21 yr. olds rather get drunk 'round here). and ive been reading about wildlife as long as i can remember. even as a child, i didnt watch cartoons... i watched nature docs.
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of course not, that was a bit of an exxaggeration, as i did watch cartoons (who hasn't? It's almost part of growing up) and i still do! especially [adult swim]!
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Not the most obvious combination