description Orange-eyed Tree Frog Overview
The orange-eyed tree frog, Ranoidea chloris, is an arboreal frog native to eastern Australia and formerly classified in the genus Litoria. Adults have a predominantly bright green upper surface, conspicuous orange or reddish eyes, and enlarged toe pads used for climbing vegetation. The species inhabits wet forests and areas around streams in coastal Queensland and New South Wales, where breeding occurs in aquatic environments and the tadpoles develop in water.
help Orange-eyed Tree Frog FAQ
What is the scientific name of the Orange-eyed Tree Frog?
The scientific name of the Orange-eyed Tree Frog is *Litoria chloris*. It is an Australian species of treefrog.
Where does the Orange-eyed Tree Frog live in the wild?
This amphibian is found in coastal eastern Australia, specifically throughout Queensland and New South Wales. It prefers rainforests and wet sclerophyll forests.
What does the Orange-eyed Tree Frog look like?
The frog is distinguished by its vivid orange eyes, which stand out dramatically against its bright green dorsal coloration. Its vibrant colors make it one of Australia's most recognizable frogs.
Is the Orange-eyed Tree Frog the same as the Red-eyed Tree Frog?
No, the Orange-eyed Tree Frog (*Litoria chloris*) is an Australian species, while the famous Red-eyed Tree Frog (*Agalychnis callidryas*) is native to the tropical rainforests of Central America. They belong to entirely different regions.
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