Got a problem with armadillos, racoons or Cuban tree frogs? Here's how to get rid of them in your yard (and attic).

Here's what to do when you have a Cuban tree frog in or around your house. Capture the frog in a plastic bag to avoid direct skin contact with it. Liberally apply a product that contains 20% ...

Dr. Zack Jud, a scientist with the Florida Oceanographic Society, says the large Cuban tree frogs eat native tree frogs. That's why we went out frog-catching with Tilford to see the changing ...

For now, Cuban tree frogs are mainly a threat to backyard populations of native amphibians. And compared to other invasives, like the Argentine tegu, the frogs are far less problematic.

The U.S. Geological Survey says the Cuban tree frogs have been found in places like Vermont and Nevada. The frogs range in size, but the larger adult females can grow to be 5.5 inches long.

The Cuban tree frog (above) will eat smaller frogs. And the invasive species is experiencing a population boom in Georgia. Getty Images. By (78325) First Published: 10:07 AM PST, January 4, 2024 ...

Wildlife officials say a potentially invasive Cuban tree frog was found at a plant store in Beaverton, and it's not the first time this type of frog has been reported to wildlife officials. June ...

Got a problem with armadillos, racoons or Cuban tree frogs? Here's how to get rid of them in your yard (and attic). Armadillos, Cuban tree frogs, raccoons: How to deal with these pests in your yards ...

We have a problem with Cuban tree frogs. They eat a lot of animals including our native green tree frogs and breed voraciously — they can lay 1,000 eggs a year. They can be caught fairly easily.