Tag: Cuban treefrog

That’s An Awfully Large…

Posted: April 27, 2015

Treefrog! Did you know the invasive Cuban treefrog can grow to be 5.5 inches? That is quite big considering the largest of our native treefrogs only grows to be 2.5 inches. It’s also a good way to help… Read More

Category: Wildlife, Work & Life

Tags: bulging eyes, Cuban treefrog, freezer, frog, invasive, invasive species, large treefrog, loud croaking noise at night, pinellas county, PVC pipe, red eyes, toepads, whitish frog

Invasive Species Are Everywhere

by Gator Jane

Posted: March 24, 2015

Is there a serious threat to Florida’s landscape living in your yard? Would you know a Brazilian peppertree, a carrotwood or a Cuban tree frog if you saw one? If not, read on. Invasive species are defined as… Read More

Category: Home Landscapes, Horticulture, Natural Resources, Work & Life

Tags: Brazilian pepper, Cuban treefrog, extinction, invasive animals, invasive plants, invasive species, landscape, pests

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