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Litoria caerulea 'Whites Tree Frog' Facts:
Common Names:
- Australian green tree frog
- White's tree frog
- Dumpy tree frog
- Smiling tree frog
FUN FACTS: Adults often exhibit a fatty ridge above each eye, lending them a sleepy appearance and earning them the nickname "Dumpy frogs." The White's tree frog boasts highly developed adhesive pads on its toes, facilitating climbing on trees, plants, and vertical surfaces.
LOCATION / HABITAT: Native to northern and eastern Australia, as well as adjoining New Guinea, this species thrives in humid to semi-dry forested areas. Despite its large size, the White's tree frog displays remarkable adaptability.
BREEDING: In the wild, these frogs typically breed following heavy summer rains, a phenomenon that can be replicated with a rain chamber in captivity. Most tadpoles undergo metamorphosis within 2 months, although some may remain in the tadpole stage for up to a year.
BEHAVIOR: Arboreal and nocturnal by nature, this species favors living above ground. Adult White's tree frogs often exhibit a relaxed demeanor. They are known for their messy eating habits, using their front feet to shove food into their mouths. Additionally, they are very docile creatures.
