Australian Green Tree Frog. Some specimens also have white spots that are outlined in darker colours. They may be brown at times and green at others.
The australian tree frog ( litoria caerulea ), also known as white's tree frog or dumpy tree frog , is a species of tree frog native to australia and new guinea, with introduced populations in the united states and new zealand, though the latter is believed to have died out. The dorsum is jade green to olive brown and the lips are greenish. The white's tree frog is indigenous to australia and indonesia. They prefer to live alone, so you will only need one.
They also live in trees.
They may be brown at times and green at others. Thanks, grace's reptile and amphibian care. The surface of the epithelial cells. While the name of it gives the indication that it is always green, that is false.
