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Green Tree Frogs: Litoria caerulea- care, facts, keeping and breeding
Keeping and breeding green tree frogs.
(Also known as White's tree frog or Dumpy green tree frog) All the information you need to care, keep and breed Green Tree Frogs can be found through this website! Teachers - are you looking for resource material on Australian Green Tree Frogs? Your classroom need NOT be boring any more! - Do you want to grab the attention of your students? - Do you want to make learning more enjoyable?Students- Do you need information to complete that school project? - Do you want to create that WOW factor in your project or presentation? - Looking for visual aids to impress your teacher?- Stand out from the rest with an ebook, movie and audio applications Pet Frog Owners - Everything you need to know about keeping and breeding green tree frogs - Encourage your frogs to breed and spawn by following the ebook information and utilisation of audio and movie aids.
This website provides a portal that
will enable you to find useful information on Green Tree Frogs.
-Get the ebook and learn about Green Tree Frog history and how their
names; White's tree frog, Dumpy tree frog and Litoria caerulea
evolved. -
Find out about their taxonomy, natural habitat,
distribution with a detailed physical description. -
Discover what they eat and who are their predators. - Do
you know how they drink and obtain water? -Check out the Green Tree Frog Facts page for some interesting info -
Learn about their behaviour,
needs and adaptations. - Take a look on the forum
general green tree frog forum for some interesting info on
bevhavioural adaptations. - Do
you know when they are most active? - Get information
on designing a frog habitat, an enclosure or vivarium and it's
maintenance. -
Find out how to care for these tropical Green Tree Frog's. - Learn how they reproduce. -
Discover the optimal temperature at which tadpoles
develop. - Follow a temperature, humidity and lighting
table to keep your amphibian healthy and encourage them to
breed. -
Use audio recordings and movie clip to make male green tree frogs
compete for the attention of females. Get the attention of females
and promote them to look for a mate with the goal of
spawning with the sounds of male frogs. -
Never heard a Green Tree Frog croak? You can on our audio file web page! -
Never seen a Green Tree Frog
croaking? You can on our movie clip web page!! -
See original photographs of frogs eggs, tadpoles, froglets,
juvenilles and adults. -
See their life stages and metamorphosis or frog life
cycles through colour photographs from amplexus, eggs, tadpole to froglet on the
Green Tree Frog Breeding Season page. -
Don't know if your frog is a male or female? Read the ebook and
compare to the colour pictures. -
Afraid your frog is sick? Find out about how to keep your pet frog
healthy and how to treat diseases. - Free downloads - audio files &
ebook sample page. -
Free tree frog pictures to download and use.
- Pet
store/shop/supplies on this website. - Got a question or problem? For a quick response, make a post on the green tree frog forum
and
We'll endeavour to help.
Green Tree Frog Pictures/Photographs from top to bottom:1. Tob banner and top LHS: Female adult Litoria caerulea. For an explanation on how to sex Green Tree Frogs get the ebook. Note the large dics on the ends of her fingers and toes. This is a physical adaptation for climbing. To learn more about Green Tree Frog adaptations get the ebook "It's a Frog's World". 2. Male adult Litoria caerulea . Note his extended air sack under his chin. Hear him croak on our free download page. To find out how to breed and keep and look after them get the ebook. 3. Male and female tropical green tree fogs in amplexus - about to lay eggs and fertilise. 4. Green Tree Frog eggs - less than 24 hours old.4. Male adult Litoria caerulea. His throat is full of air and he's in the middle of croaking. To see and hear them croaking go to the Movie Clip and audio files. Free audio recordings are available at the Free Downloads. 5. Tadpoles- a few weeks old. 6. A tadpole with legs. It's nearly ready to become a foglet. 7. Young froglet. This little froglet has just lost his tail and climbed on to terra firma. He is only 20mm from snout to vent.
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