It gives the eye the red color but does not restrict its vision. Since the frog is in the Hylidae family, it has a third eye lid called a nictitating membrane that protects its sensitive eye from dangers. Their long limbs actually suit them to be better climbers than swimmers. Similar to other Tree Frogs, the Red-Eyed Tree Frog has suction cups for climbing along its toes that allows it to climb trees and leaves. When the Tree Frog sleeps, it hides its distinct colors, but the frog displays its colors if it is being chased to confuse or disinterest the predator. It is widely known for its bulging red eyes blue, yellow, and green mixed body color and its orange toes.
The Red-Eyed Tree Frog will grow to be 2 cm in length for males and around 3-4 cm in length for females.
