Do green tree frogs eat geckos

Common Green Tree Frog, Dunny Frog, Northern Green Tree Frog, White's Tree Frog

The species' diet consists mainly of insects and spiders,but can include smaller frogs and even small mammals. Frog teeth are not suited to cutting up prey, so the prey must fit inside the mouth of the frog. Many frogs propel their sticky tongues at prey. The prey sticks, and is consumed. A Green Tree Frog will use this technique for smaller prey; however for larger prey, it pounces, then forces the prey into its mouth with its hands. (Wikipedia)

Looks like it's possible. From a Gecko point of view, the smaller you are, the more likely to fit inside the mouth of the frog!

Cheers Mick

Thanks for that info. I suppose you cannot blame them for eating anything as almost everything is trying to eat them.

I was suprised to learn that they can live twice as long as a dog.

When you look at frogs they are fearsome predators. They are shaped like a purse.... a sack with a big snap lock opening. The only other animal like that is a white pointer. I concur... they eat anything they can swallow.

Bring on the Frogs! I hope they eat as many introduced "Asian" geckos as possible!