Hi, there.. I need a little help to find out what kind of frog this is?

[agnesh]

I really want to know what kind of frog this is, so I wonder if you guys could help me?

All the pictures is so big when I put them here, so im just gonna put a link here:

http://s229.photobucket.com/albums/ee157/1agnesh1/frogs/?start=all

Please help me! This is the first time I have frogs, I know that my treefrog is probably Asian Flying Treefrog, or that's what I've been told.

Thanks.
Agnes

 

[freddy73]

Hi not entirely sure but looks like Big-eyed Tree Frog (Leptopelis vermiculatus).

 

[freddy73]

Sorry only saw the first four photos.

 

[agnesh]

Hi not entirely sure but looks like Big-eyed Tree Frog (Leptopelis vermiculatus).

I have no exspirience about frogs, so do you think my treefrog is Big-eyed Tree Frog (Leptopelis vermiculatus)?I have really no idea about what kind of frogs that is, this is my first time and it's going really well so far

What about the other frog?

 

[dario]

The second specimen is a really nice frog. I never seen anything like that.
In my opinion can be one of the genus "Afrana"
Bye!

 

[agnesh]

Thx!

can anyone help me more?

 

[martintruckenbrodt]

Hello,
it's very hard to determine the Leptopelis species. There ar some other species looking very similar. A good help would be a information about their locality.
There are some very good books about african amphibians at www.chimaira.de . Most of the books are english language.

Bye Martin

 

[agnesh]

Thx Martin for the answer

I've split them up in 2 cages now. I'm gonna try to get them to eat more often and grow.

The tree-frog barks or sings, makes some sounds at least. Does that mean that he's a male? He does it every evening.

 

[lestat]

The tree frog is a Leptopelis sp, but I don't think it is L vermiculatus. It is very similar, but has a more pointed nose and slightly different body type than L vermiculatus. He is a male.


I don't know what the other frog is, but he's pretty cool looking.

 

[agnesh]

The tree frog is a Leptopelis sp, but I don't think it is L vermiculatus. It is very similar, but has a more pointed nose and slightly different body type than L vermiculatus. He is a male.


I don't know what the other frog is, but he's pretty cool looking.

Thx for the answer
But my treefrog is now about 6 cm long, slighty over 6. Can he be with asian flying treefrog in cage that's about 8 cm?