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Tiger Leg Monkey Frog
Phyllomedusa tomopterna (pronounced f-eye-low-med-usa tom-op-turn-ah, known as the Super Tiger Leg Monkey Frog, are large green, black, orange, and cream frogs. These larger frogs are nocturnal, so they’ll be active during the night. Uncommon in captivity, tomopterna is an absolute stunner, and is almost the same to care for as Phyllomedusa bicolor.
Phyllomedusa tomopterna (pronounced f-eye-low-med-usa tom-op-turn-ah, known as the Super Tiger Leg Monkey Frog, are large green, black, orange, and cream frogs. These larger frogs are nocturnal, so they’ll be active during the night. Uncommon in captivity, tomopterna is an absolute stunner, and is almost the same to care for as Phyllomedusa bicolor.
Tomopterna are native to the Amazon Rainforest, and can be found in Bolivia, Brazil, southeastern Colombia, southern Peru, southern and eastern Venezuela, and the Guianas. These frogs are arboreal and typically make their homes on the leaves, bark, and branches of the trees in their habitat.
--- junglejewelexotics.com
Tiger Leg Monkey Frog
Phyllomedusa tomopterna (pronounced f-eye-low-med-usa tom-op-turn-ah, known as the Super Tiger Leg Monkey Frog, are large green, black, orange, and cream frogs. These larger frogs are nocturnal, so they’ll be active during the night. Uncommon in captivity, tomopterna is an absolute stunner, and is almost the same to care for as Phyllomedusa bicolor.
Phyllomedusa tomopterna (pronounced f-eye-low-med-usa tom-op-turn-ah, known as the Super Tiger Leg Monkey Frog, are large green, black, orange, and cream frogs. These larger frogs are nocturnal, so they’ll be active during the night. Uncommon in captivity, tomopterna is an absolute stunner, and is almost the same to care for as Phyllomedusa bicolor.
Tomopterna are native to the Amazon Rainforest, and can be found in Bolivia, Brazil, southeastern Colombia, southern Peru, southern and eastern Venezuela, and the Guianas. These frogs are arboreal and typically make their homes on the leaves, bark, and branches of the trees in their habitat.
--- junglejewelexotics.com