Osteopilus septentrionalis: Cuban Treefrog
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(Cuban Treefrog) . Photo courtesy USGS, Photographer April Nobile. tadpole. Photo courtesy USGS, Photographer R. Altig. is a very large (up to 140 mm in Florida) treefrog that is not indigenous to the United States. It is variable in color, ranging from gray to green to brown, and individuals are capable of changing color. Cuban treefrogs also have very warty skin, a mottled color pattern, and very enlarged toe discs. The front toes are not webbed and the rear toes are only slightly webbed. (Ashton and Ashton 1988).
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| Date | activated: 19-Jun-1992 last updated: 29-May-2013 expires: 31-Jul-2014 |