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pigysus

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I found a few of these in the garden yesterday, can anybody put a more specific title to them than Green frog? None of the pictures I've looked at are quite the same. I'm fairly certain these are very young.
Ted :?
 

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Might have to go with litoria phyllochroa

its certainly not a yeti but, i can assure you of that. ... or a blue moutains panther
 
Thanks guys, a little bit more knowledge in the brain cells. Looked up both on Google and would have to go with gracilenta. What I did learn was to look for specific markings and detail before i put them back. These litttle fellas should have a blue marking on the inside of their rear legs, which i didn't even notice. They tuck up pretty cute tho' don't they. look as solid as tanks. They aren't that common so I'll try and make them a more secure habitat and get rid of the goldfish. Goldfish swallow little taddies like sweets.

Ted

thanks again
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