Common Southeast Asian Tree Frog
Polypedates leucomystax

- Range
- Mainland range is below the Isthmus of Kra and west of the Tenasserim Range; introduced in Papua and Japan. The range has expanded in the Philippines and Indonesia, including through agricultural shipments.
- Habitat
- Uses forests, shrubland, seasonally wet grassland, wetlands, rivers, ponds and other freshwater habitats, as well as agricultural land, plantations, gardens and urban areas.
- Diet
- Adults are opportunistic feeders. Insects, especially orthopterans such as grasshoppers and crickets, make up most recorded prey; other arthropods, gastropods and occasional small vertebrates are also eaten.
Facts
- Its body color can vary through gray, green, yellow, reddish and dark-brown shades. Individuals are often marked with four stripes along the back, and some have a distinct white spot at the snout.
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