Mozambique Marbled Reed Frogs (Hyperolius mamoratus)

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Thought you might like to see these, they are Marbled Reed Frogs (Hyperolius mamoratus) and appear to be of the Mozambique variety.
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cool, frog. is this their natural colouring or are they a variant?
 
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