East Japan tree frog

East Japan tree frogA small tree frog of eastern Japan and southern Sakhalin that breeds in still water, including rice fields and ponds.What does it look like?Many individuals have black or white patterns on the rear thigh and rounded adhesive discs on their digits.Where does it live?A small tree frog of eastern Japan and southern Sakhalin that breeds in still water, including rice fields and ponds.It breeds in still water in rice fields, ponds and ditches. Eggs are laid in small clumps, attached to vegetation or deposited on muddy bottoms.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.