Hey guys. Do the White's treefrogs have unique white spot patterns on their backs? Heres mine if anyone wants to see it. And I don't mean I have white spots on my sticky, wet back, I mean my whites

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...DotPattern.jpg

Like, are the spot patterns like a human's fingerprint? OK thanks alot buds!

-Alec

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1 White's Tree Frog, White Boy
1 Dwarf African Frog, Myrtle

hmmm....
they are all unique...same as people...lovely diagram by the way

hey thanks!

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1 White's Tree Frog, White Boy
1 Dwarf African Frog, Myrtle

haha nice diagram! As has already been said, they are unque, and to some level could be used as identification, but not really like a humans fingerprint. I doubt you would find every one individual if you sampled the entire population.

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Whites Tree Frogs, Litorea caerulea
Crested Geckos, Rhacodactylus ciliatus
Mossy Geckos, Rhacodactylus chahoua
Golden Retriever
4ft Tropical Community tank
2 tier mixed Koi pond

OK well heres the reason why I wanted this identification: My friend wants to bring his Whites over and stick it in my tank while hes here. I just didn't want ours getting mixed up thats all.

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1 White's Tree Frog, White Boy
1 Dwarf African Frog, Myrtle

you shouldn't have a problem telling them apart...long as you know what yours looks like it will stand out when put next to another...

I wouldnt just put another frog in your tank, you may contaminate your frog/tank. better off putting it in a quarintine tank of its own.

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Whites Tree Frogs, Litorea caerulea
Crested Geckos, Rhacodactylus ciliatus
Mossy Geckos, Rhacodactylus chahoua
Golden Retriever
4ft Tropical Community tank
2 tier mixed Koi pond

okay thank you

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1 White's Tree Frog, White Boy
1 Dwarf African Frog, Myrtle