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Greenhouse Frog

eleutherodactylus planirostris

Photo by JosephSpurr
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Field Notes

Description:

Very small frog species, neither toad nor tree frog

Habitat:

Lives in damp places like under a log or stone. Often found under my "welcome" mat outside my front door. Comes out when it rains.

Notes:

Charming little frog that lives under my welcome mat outside my front door. Not toad nor tree frog. Emerges at night or during rain.

Species ID Suggestions

Spring Peeper

Pseudacris crucifer (Hyla crucifer)

Greenhouse frog

Eleutherodactylus planirostris

Comments (6)

Thank you ulvalactuca77!! Looks like a positive ID to me :)
Yes Joseph it looks like a Greenhouse Frog to me.
I dont believe it to be a spring peeper, although very similar. According to the map on the National Geographic link, the range of the spring peeper is not as south in Florida as I am. Or at least not the species they were refering to in that link. I will get some better photos next time I see them. I appreciate your suggestion Shannon, thank you, and will continue to ivestigate the name "spring peeper".
I think it's a Spring Peeper notice the X on it's back
How cute! I guess you must have to be careful when you wipe your feet on the mat!
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PublishedFebruary 23, 2012

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