Amphibians Identification

[Toko]

[Sandywerner1]

I have a pic but can't work out how to get it on here.
It looks like the listed version but these, in Hazyview South Africa, were unmistakeably yellow not red.
Cheers,

[okie]

Hmmm..try again , but first remove the rubber band

[okie]

Well , I suppose that did not work either heh ?

Welcome to this mad ....ee.. ee forum SW1

Open the internet website for Photobucket , open an account -- its free , and easy to use .
Upload your pics , then click on the pic you wish to post here , then click on the url , copy , then back to the thread on which where you wish to post your pic , and paste it .

It will show a whole string of stuff that does not make sense , but delete the parts before and after the quote brackets , then click submit .

Very very easy , even for dummy like me

[ExFmem]

There is a pic of one in this topic that looks yellowish in case you didn't see that yet Hard to tell without seeing your photo. Good luck with that! Can't wait to see it

viewtopic.php?f=246&t=2718

[Sandywerner1]

Eventually........

http://s897.photobucket.com/user/sandyw ... sort=3&o=0

[Toko]

Banded Rubber Frog

[ExFmem]

I did a Google Images search and see there is quite a range of colorations:

http://www.google.com/search?q=banded+r ... art=0&sa=N

This one is from Kruger, and is very light:

http://www.laine-dirk.co.za/Frogs/79000/79000.html

I don't have an Amphibian book for SA, but Toko is the resident expert on EVERYTHING , so wait for her to weigh in.

Thanks for sharing.

[Sandywerner1]

Thanks for clearing that up.
This was in Hazyview which is just outside the Kruger Park.

[Richprins]

Ja...gomlastiekpadda!