It is occasionally found in brackish water. It is nocturnal and walks, rather than jumps. It feeds on various insects. Breeding occurs form March to October.
Males call just before dark.
Eggs are laid in a jelly envelope attached to floating plants. In North America, this treefrog is found in the deep South, from Maryland to Texas. In Texas, it is found in the eastern third of the state. This project funded by the University of Texas College of Natural Sciences and the Texas Memorial Museum . Comments welcome .