THE REPTILES & AMPHIBIANS OF AUSTRALIA - AMPHIBIANS

AUSTRALIAN REPTILE PHOTOS AND INFORMATION
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COLUBRID SNAKES - Colubridae Homalopsidae Mud Snakes

PYTHON SNAKES - Pythonidae

ELAPID SNAKES - Elapidae Cobras Coral Snakes

SEA SNAKES - Hydrophiinae Laticaudidae Sea Kraits

FILE SNAKES - Acrochordidae

BLIND SNAKES - Worm Snakes - Typhlopidae Ramphotyphlops

Selection of Australian Frogs

TURTLES Tortoises Chelonii Testudines

DRAGON LIZARDS Agamas Agamidae

GECKO LIZARDS Gekkonidae

LEGLESS LIZARDS Pygopodidae Pygopods

MONITOR LIZARDS Goannas Varanids Varanidae

Skinks of Australia

CROCODILES Crocodylia Crocodilia Saltwater freshwater estuarine

REPTILES OF THE WORLD SPECIES LISTS

AUSTRALIAN GREEN TREE FROG
White's Tree Frog
Pelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea
 Australian distribution:- Northern WA, Northern and Eastern NT, almost all of Qld,Most of NSW extending to the Victorian border in some areas, and in the far Northeast of SA

Native to Australia and New Guinea,
(feral populations occur in the United States and possibly in New Zealand)

Australian Green Tree FrogPelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea
It is common for Australian Green Tree Frogs Pelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea to have white spots or patterning on them

Australian Green Tree FrogPelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea
This large wild Australian Green Tree Frog Pelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea was photographed in Kenilworth Qld


Australian Green Tree FrogPelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea
Australian Green Tree Frogs Pelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea may vary in colour and may be brown or bluish


Australian Green Tree FrogPelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea
This average sized adult Australian Green Tree Frog Pelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea was photographed in Tingalpa, Brisbane, Qld


Australian Green Tree FrogPelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea
Australian Green Tree Frogs Pelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea


Australian Green Tree Frog Pelodryas (was Litoria) caerulea

Note that this species may be confused with the White-lipped Tree Frog or Giant Tree Frog Nyctimystes infrafrenatus (Also known as Litoria infrafrenata) and the Red-eyed Tree Frog (Litoria chloris) also known as (Litoria chloris)

LINKS OF INTEREST

Australian Green Tree Frog
Wikipedia

Green Tree Frog
The Australian Museum

White's Treefrog Care Sheet
Reptile Magazine

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