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==== Appearance ==== White's Tree Frogs average 3-4.5 inches (7-11.5 cm) in length as adults, and display colors in a range of greens, blues, greys, yellows, and browns - sometimes with a white speckled pattern referred to as "snowflake". White's Tree Frogs may also change color depending on genetics, mood, health, and temperature. Their drought-resistant skin feels much drier to the touch than other tree frogs, and has a rubbery texture. With proper care, they can live 16 years or more in captivity.<ref>White’s tree frog. Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute. (n.d.). https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/whites-tree-frog</ref>
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