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Magnificent/Splendid Tree frog
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Magnificent/Splendid Tree frog
of Western Australia |
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This frog has a large gland on its head. Males are approx up to 100mm in length from snout to vent and females are larger at approx 106mm in length. This frog is closely related to the Green Tree Frog. See our page on this frog. Photographed at the Western
Australian Museum in the Discovery Centre |
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These frogs are found in the Kimberley south to the Bungle Bungles where we think we have heard this frog at night at the campground in August. The Magnificent Tree frog lives in caves and rock crevices and can also be found in toilets. |
Photographed at the Armadale Reptile Centre in Perth |
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What does this frog eat?
I am unsure of what this frog eats. |
I would show you a video of these guys but they are just sitting there.
Photographed at the Armadale Reptile Centre Perth |
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Photographed at Perth's Zoo |
Fingers are fringed and toes are webbed to the tip. |
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Back foot Photographed by Mary Heslen at the Armadale Reptile Centre Perth |
Front foot. Photographs are bigger than actual size. |
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Go here to learn more about the Magnificent Tree Frog Text "Frogs Of Western Australia" by M J Tyler, L A Smith, R E Johnstone. |
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