Borneo Eared Frog
A gliding tree frog that gets fairly large, the Bornean Eared Frog gets its name from the prominent ridges behind its eyes that look like big spiky ears.It has also been called the File-eared Frog.
In reality these ridges are bony extensions of the skull. Its shape is certainly unique, and it has gliding surfaces that extend from its legs and, along with the webbed toes of its rear feet, it can cover distances in the air after it leaps. This frog will not tolerate high temperatures and is best kept in the mid 70s.
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Retiro no disponible actualmente en Northwest Zoological
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Scientific Name: Polypedates otilophus
Country of Origin: Borneo
Temp/Humidity: Arboreal | 70°- 85° F/60% - 80%
Diet: Invertebrates
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