
Introduced nonnative amphibian species in Florida
Represent Cuban Tree Frog?
Claim to manage, respond to reviews & get analytics
Scores and rankings reflect aggregated community opinion and are not editorial assessments by Peakd. Entity information (descriptions, images, links, pricing) may be sourced from automated tools or community contributions and is not guaranteed to be accurate or up-to-date. Peakd does not endorse, verify, or guarantee the accuracy of any content. Represent this entity? Claim this page to manage it. · Terms · Removal requests
The Cuban Tree Frog is a non-native frog species native to Cuba and the Caribbean, introduced to Florida through human activity. It has established breeding populations throughout southern Florida and parts of the Panhandle, and its range is expected to expand as the climate warms. The Cuban Tree Frog is considered an invasive species due to its potential harm to the environment, economy, and human quality of life.
Your slider rating is attached automatically. Write about your experience to help others decide.
No reviews yet. Be the first to share your experience.
No pros or cons yet. Suggest an edit to add some.