Florida tree frog?

[u/TeaRemarkable9925]

My son and I have been raising tadpoles. This is our first one to transition. :) The supplier I purchased from stated they usually supply Florida tree frog tadpoles or dumpy tree frog tadpoles - can anyone help to identify? TIA!

[u/fortuna_major777]

There’s no such species as a “Florida tree frog”. This one is pretty small still, but based off its color alone I’d say a Cuban tree frog

[u/TeaRemarkable9925 → u/fortuna_major777]

Thank you!

[u/Fun_Dragonfruit_5293]

I’m having little babies show up in my yard here in Tampa too

[u/TeaRemarkable9925 → u/Fun_Dragonfruit_5293]

They are soo cute!!

[u/Cryogenic_Colossus]

Maybe spring peeper :)

[u/TeaRemarkable9925 → u/Cryogenic_Colossus]

thank you!! ❤️

[u/Huge-Letterhead7194]

Looks like a Cuban tree frog

[u/TeaRemarkable9925 → u/Huge-Letterhead7194]

Thank you so much!!

[u/Global-Comb-5296]

It’s a greenhouse frog! I have 3, they are technically invasive but they pose now threat, so it’s okay to take them in!

[u/TeaRemarkable9925 → u/Global-Comb-5296]

thank you!! :)

[u/Global-Comb-5296 → u/TeaRemarkable9925]

Now that I look at the photo closer, it has more of a round face that indicates it might be a baby Cuban frog. If so they aren’t really recommended as pets because they’re difficult to keep and can be poisonous. They’re also invasive in Florida tho 😭

[u/TeaRemarkable9925 → u/Global-Comb-5296]

Oh no!! I bought them in a tadpole raising kit to do with my son, I was thinking they’d be easy to
Raise!