Cuban Treefrog vs. Green Treefrog

Cuban Treefrogs hide around the same houses, lights and garden ponds as Green Treefrogs in south Louisiana (a Green Treefrog record within 10 km of 63 of 64 Cuban records); young Cubans are green and striped. A: Huge toe pads, about as big as the eardrum in the Cuban Treefrog; modest toe pads; a clean white stripe along the lip and side in the Green Treefrog. B: Warty, often grey, tan or bronze in the Cuban Treefrog; smooth and bright green in the Green Treefrog. C: Young: smooth, pale green to tan, with a broad cream stripe along each side and often red eyes; the stripe runs above the leg, along the back's edge in the Cuban Treefrog; the white stripe runs low, along the lip and the side of the belly; the eye gold in the Green Treefrog. D: Up to 5 in, with very large, bulging eyes in the Cuban Treefrog; to about 2.5 in, slim, with smaller eyes in the Green Treefrog. Introduced: report Cuban Treefrogs to the state wildlife agency and never move one.

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