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Peacock Tree Frogs

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aaron

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Ijust picked up 4 peacock treefrogs, athlough they arent brown like that other photo i saw in this forum. The are bright green with tiny black lines running vertically on the area between there front and back legs. Are these peacocks? is there a good photo online someone can offer a link to? also any non general care info would be helpful...thankyou....oh and yes i have other tree frogs, whites to be specific,
 
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william

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yes they sound like peacocks, but from what i understand, they are juviniles.
 
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jeff

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They sound like juvie's to me. I have one right now that is in the process of changing from the green juvie color to it's adult color.

Here's a picture I took about a month ago before my juvie started to change:

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I'll take and post a picture later today to show the changes that have occured over one months time.
 
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jeff

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Here are the pictures like I promised. As you can see this frog has changed a lot in one month.

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