and can change color from their namesake gray to a light green, but much more slowly than a chameleon. The underside of the frogs’ legs is a bright orange-yellow, but one can typically only observe this coloring if one has a frog in hand or manages to get a good look at one ...
Often has a white or yellowish stripe running down the body on either side, but the length and width of the stripe varies widely between individual, and is absent in some populations. Has the long legs and rounded toepads characteristic of treefrogs. They eyes are often golden-brown (Conant...