A White’s tree frog has been photographed sitting “leisurely” in an upright position on a log in Indonesia. Yan Hidayat, a ...

White’s Tree Frog. Northern and Eastern Australia and New Guinea are home to the White’s tree frog, commonly known as the Australian green tree frog or the dumpy frog (Litoria caerulea).

White's tree frogs are adorable, highly adaptable, and unlike most frogs, they can tolerate and may even enjoy some gentle handling, making them an ideal pet frog species.

Pet and pet supply retailer Petco places White’s tree frogs in the 3 to 4.5 inches size range, while frog retailer Josh’s Frogs says adults can measure up to 5 inches in length.

A tree frog became a viral social media star on Oct. 5. What did it do to achieve such fame? It looked really, really big in a video and devoured a banana. The video has been viewed at least 8 ...

A tree frog became a viral social media star on Oct. 5. What did it do to achieve such fame? It looked really, really big in a video and devoured a banana. The video has been viewed at least 8 ...

A tree frog became a viral social media star on Oct. 5. What did it do to achieve such fame? It looked really, really big in a video and devoured a banana. The video has been viewed at least 8 ...

A tree frog became a viral social media star on Oct. 5. What did it do to achieve such fame? It looked really, really big in a video and devoured a banana. The video has been viewed at least 8 ...

A tree frog became a viral social media star on Oct. 5. What did it do to achieve such fame? It looked really, really big in a video and devoured a banana. The video has been viewed at least 8 ...

A tree frog became a viral social media star on Oct. 5. What did it do to achieve such fame? It looked really, really big in a video and devoured a banana. The video has been viewed at least 8 ...

A tree frog became a viral social media star on Oct. 5. What did it do to achieve such fame? It looked really, really big in a video and devoured a banana. The video has been viewed at least 8 ...

A tree frog became a viral social media star on Oct. 5. What did it do to achieve such fame? It looked really, really big in a video and devoured a banana. The video has been viewed at least 8 ...