This sound is created by the big vocal sac, which is close to the throat and expands like a balloon.
To prevent drying out, the skin must be kept consistently moist.
With the proper authorizations, the striped rocket frog may be kept as a pet in Australia.
Litoria nasuta is the striped rocket frog's scientific name.
The Latin word nasus, which means "nose," is thought to have inspired the species name "nasuta," which alludes to this frog's long and pointed snout.
They are all members of the Pelodryadidae family, which also includes all frogs that are indigenous to Australia and Papua New Guinea.
Although the striped rocket frog is usually terrestrial, these circular discs seem to be a characteristic of many tree frogs.