Cuban Tree Frog
Osteopilus septentrionalis
Large, pale to mottled (can look almost white, gray, or greenish). Sticky toe pads (climbers—on walls, pots, doors) Nocturnal.Loud, coarse call.This is invasive and has largely replaced native frogs in Miami.
Anaxyrus terrestris
True toad. Dry, warty skin. Medium size. Moves slowly, ground-dwelling
Native and commonly found in gardens, especially after the rain
Cane Toad
Rhinella marina
Very large, 4 to 6 inches, thick body, heavy, TOXIC, slow moving and terrestrial It is an Invasive species now extremely common in Florida
Some species that were once present are no longer observed. The Nights are Silent. Read the Post
Red-headed agama
Agama picticauda
Native to West Africa. Introduced to Florida (South Florida, especially Miami-Dade). Now established and reproducing (naturalized population)