Eleutherodactylus johnstonei
The whistling frogs came to us unintentionally with bromeliads or orchids from Guadeloupe and found an ideal habitat in the old tropical house that was dismantled in 2019. They are not viable outdoors with us, so they are not a "danger" to the native fauna.
Since the closure of the old Tropical House, some specimens live in the Victoria House and spread there their shrill whistling sounds, about 80 frogs whistle now in the Tropical House of the Botanical Garden Freiburg (DE).
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