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This is a complete range of all the Frogs permitted
to be kept as pets in Australia. All reptiles require a permit from
the National Parks and Wildlife Fauna Unit. Click here
for application details.
| Green
Tree Frog |
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| Bright green
above, often with scattered white spots on the sides and
occasionally on the back. Often an irregular white stripe,
or a series of white spots, from the angle of the mouth
to the base of the forearm. Ventral surface white. |
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| Red
Eye Frog |
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| Uniform bright
leaf-green above. White vivid lemon-yellowish below. Hind
side of thighs deep purplish-red or brown, often with
some paler iridescent purple patches along the upper edge.
Edge of lower jaw green. Inner half of hand white or yellow. |
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| White
Lipped Tree Frog |
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| Grey
or olive-brown above, with darker mottling on the flanks.
Whitish below. The snout is smooth, long and slender;
in adults the distance between the tip of the snout and
a point midway between the eyes is more than twice the
width of the head at the level of the eyes. |
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