Anurans - Frogs and Toads

[postsaurischian]

Kitan Club / Nature Techni Colour  Hyla japonica - Japanese Tree Frogs sitting on different mushrooms

[bio-boy]

[Jetoar]

really beautiful figure. The rock is a good point  .

[Roger]

Sorry for bringing back a topic with more than 2 years but I have a question... does anyone know which species is represented?
About year it is a 2006 release and it is 23 cm long.

[sbell]

Sorry for bringing back a topic with more than 2 years but I have a question... does anyone know which species is represented?
About year it is a 2006 release and it is 23 cm long.

I can't remember now, how I found out, but it is Agalychnis spurrelli, the Costa Rican flying tree frog.

[Roger]

Sorry for bringing back a topic with more than 2 years but I have a question... does anyone know which species is represented?
About year it is a 2006 release and it is 23 cm long.

I can't remember now, how I found out, but it is Agalychnis spurrelli, the Costa Rican flying tree frog.

Sean, how nice to get a reply and a very useful one. As I say, we are all the same community, it is only a pity that we are so dispersed.  I'll use your identification to use at Toy Animal Wiki

[sbell]

Sorry for bringing back a topic with more than 2 years but I have a question... does anyone know which species is represented?
About year it is a 2006 release and it is 23 cm long.

I can't remember now, how I found out, but it is Agalychnis spurrelli, the Costa Rican flying tree frog.

Sean, how nice to get a reply and a very useful one. As I say, we are all the same community, it is only a pity that we are so dispersed.  I'll use your identification to use at Toy Animal Wiki

No worries. I haven't really thought about that one for a while!

[brontodocus]

Hmmm, actually I think the figure rather represents a proper Flying Tree Frog just like the name indicates. Even the colours match. Looks like Rhacophorus nigropalmatus or R. reinwardtii and due to the blue webbed feet is probably meant to represent the latter.

[sbell]

Hmmm, actually I think the figure rather represents a proper Flying Tree Frog just like the name indicates. Even the colours match. Looks like Rhacophorus nigropalmatus or R. reinwardtii and due to the blue webbed feet is probably meant to represent the latter.

When I got it, there was a reason I identified it that way...it's benn too long now, and I can't remember why.

[Roger]

Many thanks Andre, I should have noticed before that Safari official website assigns it to Rhacophorus genus indeed. I also noticed that the scale is 1:0.7 what puts the real thing in 16 cm long in that pose, what probably represents a real animal with more or less 8 cm of body length. It seems also that there is some debate around these species classification, thus, putting it up to the genus level is more than fine for me.

[brontodocus]

Merged double topics - we already have a walk-around of the Red Data Goliath Frog.

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Aquatales Polyresin Rhacophorus arboreus photos are back!

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3B Scientific Female Common Toad photos are back!

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Female Edible Frog is back!

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Kitan Club Japanese Common Toad photo urls are working again.

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Image urls of Kaiyodo Red Data Animals Goliath Frog are working again.

[brontodocus]

Bullfrog photos are back.

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Images of 3B Scientific Common Midwife Toad are back.

[BlueKrono]

Big mouth frogs and toads, including an interesting Hairy Frog (Trichobatrachus robustus) on the left


A favorite of mine - Safari's Dendrobates histrionicus

[sauroid]

awesome frogs Bluekrono

anyone who can help would be greatly appreciated. i need ID on the maker of this poison dart frog TIA