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Cuban tree frog

Osteopilus septentrionalis

Description:

He is usually hanging out inside the pole we keep outside to which we attach the pool-skimming net.

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6 Comments

freelancing
freelancing 10 years ago

I bet. I believe you can get certain types of food poisoning such as salmonella by touching amphibians and reptiles and handling food. I always wash my hands after I catch a frog or lizard before I do anything else.

I heard you guys in Florida have some invasive non-native plant showing up that can cause blindness... as though the Burmese pythons were not enough. With so much international travel and people w/ exotic pets today, it's a good idea to be careful just in case it's not even indigenous.

alyssacritt
alyssacritt 10 years ago

Haha true! So precious! But I had to almost tackle my little brother after we were done learning about him - he was about to rub his eyes and these things will irritate your eyes like you wouldn't believe!

freelancing
freelancing 10 years ago

Oh wow - just noticed that! Very nice shot. That's the kinda frog you kiss - just in case. He looks like he could wear a little crown. :)

alyssacritt
alyssacritt 10 years ago

Thanks guys! I was very excited to get a shot of the nictitating membrane! :D

MayraSpringmann
MayraSpringmann 10 years ago

Very Pretty!!!

freelancing
freelancing 10 years ago

Absolutely precious! Great shots - I love the feet. There's a mission for Amphibians - you should enter this for that mission, too.

alyssacritt
Spotted by
alyssacritt

Pinecrest, Florida, USA

Spotted on Apr 12, 2012
Submitted on Apr 26, 2012

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