#PrettyFrog Fringed Leaf Frog
#Cruziohyla craspedopus wondering why I am always taking pictures of her. I can't help myself, she's gorgeous #LeafFrog #AmphibiousAF via Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/BtOY0K0H-FA/
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The Fringed Leaf Frog — Cruziohyla craspedopus is a large, beautiful #LeafFrog from northern South America.
via Instagram http://ift.tt/2vNqz2u This is an incredible species to work with and we are grateful for the generous donation of these frogs by Erik Anderson #LeafFrogs #LeafFrog #Cruziohyla #Cruziohylacraspedopus #AmphibianFoundation #Frog #Frogs #FrogsOfInstagram #FrogsNeedOurHelp
The amazing Fringed Leaf Frog — Cruziohyla craspedopus, perched out on a leaf in the #HerpLab.
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The Amphibian Foundation is participating in a month-long local artist exhibit at Kavarna in Decatur.
via Instagram http://ift.tt/2gRFQG7 We have a mini #RibbitExhibit there with archival prints of #Ambystoma cingulatum and #Cruziohyla craspedopus. Also, a framed poster print of a Slimy Salamander #Plethodon glutinosus. Kavarna is where we held the first #RibbitExhibit last March with the work of 6 talented illustrators, showcasing their amphibian artwork and raising money for amphibian conservation. #SciArt #ScientificIllustration #AmphibianFoundation #AmphibianConservation #flatwoodssalamanders #flatwoodssalamander
The Fringed Leaf Frog, #Cruziohyla craspedopus from #Peru.
This is one of the most spectacular species of the already spectacular group of tree frogs - the #phyllomedusines or Leaf and Monkey Frogs. #Cruziohylacraspedopus #Phyllomedusinae #LeafFrogs #LeafFrog #MonkeyFrog #AmphibianConservation #AmphibianConservationProgram #FrogsNeedOurHelp #AtlantaBotanicalGardenConservation #EndangeredSpecies #AtlantaBG #FrogsOfInstagram #frogs #frog #salamanders #salamander #ribbit #CaptiveBreeding #CaptiveBred #ExSitu #InSitu #CaptiveAssuranceColony via Instagram http://ift.tt/29kS0HF
The Manchester Museum's Vivarium is having some luck with some rare Garden born leaf frogs!
https://frogblogmanchester.com/2016/05/11/patience-is-a-virtue/#comment-24264 Spawning Cruziohyla crespedopus in the Vivarium at Manchester Museum. photo by Adam Bland
Initiative 1, Part 5. Captive breeding of rare and endangered species.
The Fringed Leaf Frog is a unique and beautiful species, though they have recently hit the pet trade through select private breeders and specialty frog shops (like Black Jungle) Little is known about their natural history, and status on the wild because the frog rarely, if ever comes to the ground. They are a canopy dwelling species and blend in perfectly in that ecotone. We were one if the first places to breed this species in captivity, and the first to exhibit them. Currently, we have 6 on display in our Frogs of the Amazon exhibit, with Mimic Poison Frogs. We have donated some of the offspring to Zoo Atlanta, the Shedd Aquarium and the Vivarium at the Manchester Museum. #Cruziohyla #Cruziohylacraspedopus #Phyllomedusinae #LeafFrog #CaptiveAssuranceColonies #CaptiveBreeding
Cruziohyla craspedopus, the Fringed Leaf Frog from the Peruvian Amazon.
A spectacular species from the sub family Phyllomedusinae. #Cruziohylacraspedopus #Cruziohyla #LeafFrog #Amazon #AmazonFrogs
Cruziohyla craspedopus, the Fringed Leaf Frog on exhibit today in our Amazon display. This is a truly amazing species that we are very lucky to work with. The Garden is one of the first places to ever breed this species and the first to have them on exhibit. Very little is known about their natural history as they rarely, if ever come down from the forest canopy. #Cruziohyla #Cruziohylacraspedopus #Phyllomedusinae #LeafFrog This is a truly amazing species that we are very lucky to work with. The Garden is one of the first places to ever breed this species and the first to have them on exhibit. Very little is known about their natural history as they rarely, if ever come down from the forest canopy. #Cruziohyla #Cruziohylacraspedopus #Phyllomedusinae #LeafFrog
This is a truly amazing species that we are very lucky to work with. The Garden is one of the first places to ever breed this species and the first to have them on exhibit. Very little is known about their natural history as they rarely, if ever come down from the forest canopy. #Cruziohyla #Cruziohylacraspedopus #Phyllomedusinae #LeafFrog
Monkey and Leaf Frogs of the sub-family Phyllomedusinae; one of the most beautiful and interesting groups of frogs
A composite of different species within the sub-family Phyllomedusinae; family: Hylidae. The Leaf Frogs (genera: Agalychnis and Cruziohyla ) are so named from their incredible coloration and camouflage (sometimes bordering mimicry) as well as their reproductive behavior of laying eggs on leaves above water. Monkey Frogs (genus: Phyllomedusa typically have reduced webbing on the hands and feet and rather than jumping, seem to prefer climbing, with slow deliberate movements. You can find frogs of all these genera on exhibit in the Fuqua Conservatory lobby
Cruziohyla craspedopus, Fringed Leaf Frogs sharing a leaf on exhibit
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Cruziohyla craspedopus, the Fringed Leaf Frog above a group of developing tadpoles in the breeding chamber
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Cruziohyla craspedopus, Fringed Leaf Frogs in amplexus in the frog lab
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