I'd these 2 frogs please.

[Levold]

What are these frogs? Thanks. Is one a spotted marsh frog?

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[vicherps]

First 2 pics (left and centre pics) is a Spotted Marsh Frog (Limnodynastes tasmaniensis) and the last pic (on the very right) is a Striped Marsh Frog (Limnodynastes peronii).

 

[Bluetongue1]

Limnodynastes peroni has dark brown longitudinal ‘striped’markings, while L. tasmaniensis has olive green blotches.

L. fletcheri and tasmaniensis can be hard to tell apart if you are in an area where both occur.

Blue

 

[Amazing Amazon]

These are pretty cool that we have in stock at the moment if you like native Victorian Frogs
"Green" Brown Tree Frogs

 

[Levold]

Think I saw a young one of those today? It was that beige colour and had a few bright green patches on its head and back. Shame it hopped away while I took my phone out to take a pic.

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[vicherps]

Seen quite a few of the green form of Litoria ewingii myself (I should take photos).

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while L. tasmaniensis has olive green blotches.


Blue

Not all tasmaniensis have olive green spots as you have described
in some specimens the markings are quite dark in others the markings are bright green and others inbetween. Not having a go at you I just thought I would point that out .

 

[Burnerism]

That's a beautiful frog from amazing amazon, top store but on the other side of the city for me, defently worth the trip tho if your wanting to purchase..

 

[Levold]

Just found this guy weeding the veggie patch.

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[Bluetongue1]

Not all tasmaniensis have olive green spots as you have described….

I was just trying to keep it simple. Occasional specimens are brown blotched rather than green, and I think olive green covers the usual range of green colours well enough. The base colour tends to be a pale grey. While we are at it, not all specimens possess the mid-dorsal stripe from the snout running the full length of the body. It can vary in colour from cream to yellow to orange or even red.

[Now if that doesn’t earn me at least 8 of 10… I am going to have to correct your spelling. Lol.]

Blue

PS. Love the green Litoria ewingi.

 

[vicherps]

I was just trying to keep it simple.

Blue

PS. Love the green Litoria ewingi.

Fair enough

 

[richoman_3]

not all specimens possess the mid-dorsal stripe from the snout running the full length of the body. It can vary in colour from cream to yellow to orange or even red.

and purple !