Cuban Tree Frog

Osteopilus septentrionalis

Safety note: Skin secretions cause irritation

The Cuban Tree Frog is the largest tree frog in North America, an invasive species in Florida that is devastating native tree frog populations by eating them. Its toe pads are unusually large and sticky.

Habitat

Tropical urban and suburban areas, buildings, and disturbed habitats in Florida

Diet

Native tree frogs, lizards, and large insects

How common

Common

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