Where in America are red eyed tree frogs found?

Answer 1

Well, it depends. If you're speaking of the red-eyed tree frog that most people know about, Agalychnis Callidryas, they live in Northern South America, Panama, Costa Rica, and stretch as far north as southern Mexico. Their habitat is cool neotropical rainforests, where they live, sleep, and often hunt in the trees. Their Amplexus (frog mating) takes place in the trees. Their is also an Australian Red-eyed tree frog which I know MUCH less about. They look slightly different than Agalychnis Callidryas, because on the toe pads and underside, it has a somewhat sickly yellow color, instead of the common white underside and bright orange toepads of Agalychnis Callidryas.

Answer 2

The red eyed tree frog is native to the Amazon rain forest only.

Red-eyed tree frogs can be found clinging to branches, tree trunks and even underneath tree leaves.

They live in Central America and of coarse.. in trees. Red Eyed Tree Frogs live in South Mexico to Eastern Panama.

Or some of them live in Australia

Answer 3

If you want to find Red Eyed Tree Frogs in a pet store, there are some amphibian breeders in Florida. You can also find these frogs on the internet. In the wild, Red Eyed Tree Frogs live in Central America, and a little bit in Mexico.

If you are interested in buying Red Eyed Tree Frogs, make sure it isn't wild caught, because they can carry diseases. So, these frogs are not hard to find, so keep your eyes peeled!

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Answer 4

They are found in tropical lowlands from Mexico throughout Central America.

Answer 5

Red-eyed tree frogs inhabit lowland rainforests from southern Mexico, through Central America, to Northern Colombia. They are often found near rivers or ponds.

Answer 6

on the underside of leaves just above water

Answer 7

Red Eyed Tree Frogs, in USA

are found somewhere in New Mexico

Answer 8

The rainforest