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The Ohio Gray Tree Frog (Hyla chrysoscelis) is a species of small tree frog native to most of the eastern United States, and parts of southern Canada. It is a medium-sized frog that averages about 2 inches in length. The adult coloration ranges from grayish brown to green; the underside is white or cream-colored with … Read more

Male and female pacman frogs generally have the same size range, which is about 4-7 inches in length. Males are typically larger than females, but it may be difficult to tell them apart by size alone as there is not usually a significant difference. Generally speaking, male pacman frogs will have slightly thicker legs compared … Read more

The Green Tree Frog is found throughout the southeastern United States, ranging from South Carolina to Texas and as far north as extreme southern Illinois. It also inhabits parts of Central America, including Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala. The frog prefers humid climates with a plentiful supply of vegetation and water sources such as … Read more

Gray Tree Frogs have a life span of around 5-10 years in the wild, but some can live up to 15 years. They are also known for their long hibernation periods which can last anywhere from 4-6 months each year. During this time, they remain inactive and do not feed or move much at all. … Read more

The green tree frog is native to the southeastern United States, ranging from North Carolina to Texas and northward into Oklahoma. It inhabits a wide variety of habitats including swamps, ponds, streams, forests and suburban areas. The species is also found in Mexico and Belize as well as southern Georgia. Green tree frogs are generally … Read more

Yes, Pacman frogs do croak. They are known for making a low-pitched, deep grumble sound that is often compared to the sound of a bullfrog. The noise is usually made by males during mating season or as an attempt to scare off predators. Females may also make this noise but it will be much softer … Read more