White-lipped Tree Frog

Description:

The largest of all tree frogs, this frog can grow up to 14cm in length. It has a distinct cream to white stripe on the bottom lip & is pale underneath. A white or pink stripe also runs along the rear of the hind leg. They can be green, brown or yellow, rarely blue.

Habitat:

Moist habitats especially rainforests, Melaleuca swamps, creek lines & gardens. This particular frog was found in a shed on the edge of the Proserpine River.