Dwarf Green Tree Frog. a little litoria fallax dwarf green tree frog sitting on the end of a leaf above the water Stock "Myxobolus fallax (Myxosporea) infects the testes of the dwarf green tree frog Litoria fallax without apparently affecting the host's health. Notes on a naturalised population of the Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog Litoria fallax (Peters) (Anura: Hylidae) in north-east Victoria
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"Myxobolus fallax (Myxosporea) infects the testes of the dwarf green tree frog Litoria fallax without apparently affecting the host's health. The belly is white, and the male has a yellow throat.
Dwarf Green Tree Frog (Litoria Bicolor) Stock Photo Image of nature, bicolor 13301588
"Myxobolus fallax (Myxosporea) infects the testes of the dwarf green tree frog Litoria fallax without apparently affecting the host's health. Notes on a naturalised population of the Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog Litoria fallax (Peters) (Anura: Hylidae) in north-east Victoria It is of variable colour (depending upon temperature and colour of surrounding environment), ranging from fawn to light green on top, and occasionally has black.
a dwarf green tree frog litoria fallax sitting and waiting on a leaf Stock Photo Alamy. It has a bright green or bronze back, with a bronze stripe from the tip of the snout along the sides if the back is green, or small green patches if the back is bronze The belly is white, and the male has a yellow throat.
a dwarf green tree frog litoria fallax sitting and waiting on a leaf Stock Photo Alamy. A small species of frog reaching up to 2.5 cm in body length The eastern dwarf treefrog is one of the smallest green treefrogs, at just 3.2cm, its back is green to fawn, sometimes scattered with.