ID this frog (if u can)

[moosenoose]

I can see webbing!

[AGAMIDAE]

I just went down stairs to look at mine...instar you could be right..however the font webbing is the same as my peroni...but doesnt have the back and yellow markings.....so I dont know.

[Pyror]

Sorry guys, i don't have photos with the details that you request. But i do have these two which may offer a little additional detail to the first 3.

I have seen these in lighter shades of brown, and often in shades of grey. They have a yellow stripe or pattern on the backs of their hind legs. IMO it does look like a peronii compared to the photos in the above links.

[CHEWY]

I'm going for perons. Common in my area too although I haven't seen one in a while. In the last photo you can see some yellow in the armpit.

[herptrader]

Found in coastal NSW

Yep, its a frog alright!!!

[instar]

Daavid, that one im guessing is the great barred frog ( mixophyes fasciolatus) common along the lower qld and most of nsw coast.
another possiblity is the common Striped marsh frog (Limnodynastes peronii ) found from cape york to vic. Thats the world of frog id, its not easy, but its fun!

[soulweaver]

kermit?

[herptrader]

Originally Posted by instar

Daavid, that one im guessing is the great barred frog ( mixophyes fasciolatus) common along the lower qld and most of nsw coast.
another possiblity is the common Striped marsh frog (Limnodynastes peronii ) found from cape york to vic. Thats the world of frog id, its not easy, but its fun!

I must say I had picked it as a Striped Marsh Frog from:

http://www.fats.org.au/frogs/frogs/limperoni.html

but the Great Barred Frog would have to be a possiblity:

http://www.fats.org.au/frogs/frogs/miteratus.html

I will ask the photographer - who has this guy living on her property how big it is and what its call is like.

[moosenoose]

That's a Double-Decker Frog :wink:

[instar]

Daavid, one other remote possibility might be this frog, a subspecies of the great barred frog called
(mixophyes fleayi) although its quite rare and considered endangered, its tiny range encompasses a coastal area just covereing either side of the qld/nsw border. Its markings on its back look remarkably like yours dont you think? Its seems to be missing the extra stripes of yours tho and has the bars on his thighes, yours seems not to have. Tricky stuff froggy id.

striped marsh frog. have heaps at my place.

[nuthn2do]

They have a yellow stripe or pattern on the backs of their hind legs. IMO it does look like a peronii compared to the photos in the above links.

The green speckles on the back are common for peroni as well, heres a local found in my yard