Are red eyed tree frogs poisonous?

Although faced with many predators, the red eyed tree frog is not poisonous. Instead, it depends on its brilliant coloring to startle the snakes, birds, small animals and other frogs that prey upon it. read more

Red-eyed tree frog eggs are laid under leaves that loom over water, so that when the eggs hatch, the tadpoles can fall directly in. These frogs-to-be generally hatch about a week after being laid, but they can emerge sooner, after just four or five days, if their survival depends on it. read more

Most frog species lay their eggs directly in the water, but the red-eyed tree frog lays them on the undersides of leaves that hang over a body of water. When the eggs rupture, fluid is released which washes the tadpoles into the water. Lifespan: Red-eyed tree frogs can live anywhere from four to five years on average. Fun facts: 1. read more