Invasive Cuban Tree Frogs in Florida, Real Estate

Florida has around 30 species of native frogs in five families. Florida has eight species of arboreal tree frogs in the family Hylidae, but only four occur in Citrus County. One alien invader eats five species of our native frogs as well as small lizards and beneficial garden snakes. All tree frogs have enlarged, sticky toepads.

Invasive Cuban Tree Frogs in Florida, Real Estate

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