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Red-Webbed Tree-Frog

Hypsiboas rufitelus

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Field Notes

Description:

Around 4cm long

Notes:

We use Savage, Amphibians and Reptiles of Costa Rica, but can't find anything that fits. Think it's possibly a juvenile because of this

Species ID Suggestions

Canal Zone Treefrog

Hypsiboas rufitelus
BrendanSmith
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Comments (2)
manuelariasarias77
Thank you Brendan - we see a fair few adults, but hadn't seen the juvenile before. The lack of red webbing and stripes were obvious red-herrings!
BrendanSmith
You are correct, this is a juvenile. Also called Red-webbed treefrog.

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El mini-mundo de Costa Rica
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Reptiles and Amphibians of Costa Rica
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Caño Palma Biological Station - BioBlitz Barra!
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PublishedNovember 21, 2013

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