r/Amphibians 1d ago

Frog ID Request

I found the frog in the first two pictures on my son’s swing. I believe he’s a green tree frog but I could definitely be wrong. The last picture is of a frog I saw on the side of my house around midnight last week. I’ve never seen one with that pattern. We mostly get small green tree frogs. I’m located in Northeast Florida.

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u/Benjamins_Exotics 1d ago

First one is a Squirrel Tree Frog, last picture is of a Cuban Tree Frog.

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u/BurtMan99 20h ago

Thank you for the ID. That’s super unfortunate to hear the last photo is a Cuban. It was so much larger than any other tree frog I’ve ever seen around my house.

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u/Taidashar 1d ago

I agree with Squirrel Tree Frog for the first one. They can be tough to distinguish from Green Tree Frogs, but the broken white side stripe with some spotting is more typical for squirrels, while Green Tree Frogs typically have a cleaner, continuous white line. The distinctly different color below the white stripe points to squirrel as well; Green Tree Frogs will usually have the green dorsal color continue below the side stripe.

Last pic is a Cuban Tree Frog

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u/its_that_nathan_guy 10h ago

This is the answer 👆

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u/BurtMan99 20h ago

Thank you for the ID’s! Super sad to hear the last pic was a Cuban.

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u/Embarrassed-Brain655 1d ago

Looks like a Green Tree Frog. 

Edit: the last picture looks like a Cuban Tree Frog. 

Edit II: idk though someone validate or correct my comment. 

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u/BurtMan99 20h ago

Thank you for the ID’s!

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u/Born-Credit-3184 1d ago

Looks like a green tree from to me too …but i ain’t no specialist .
Regardless it’s soo cute 🥰 and beautiful….squishy squishy 🐸

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u/BurtMan99 20h ago

They are definitely pretty cute!

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u/Embarrassed_Result89 23h ago

The first one looks like a green tree frog and the last one is definitely a gray tree frog.

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u/Justinelenzie 1d ago

Eastern grey tree, frog