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The Cuban Tree Frog has slightly warty skin, irregular blotchy stripes and is normally found in the southern parts of Florida. It is a food source for local snakes like the hog-nose of the garter snake, but it is an exotic frog that can grow to more than three inches in length. They often out compete the local native tree frogs. Their skin varies considerably making them difficult to identify. If they are longer than two to three inches, they are probably a Cuban tree frog.