Frog Gallery

	Naked Treefrog Australia's most common and widespread frog?
Green Frogs
	Graceful Treefrog Never found in rainforest (high rainfall) habitats.		Common Green Treefrog One of our largest treefrogs.
	Southern Orange-eyed Treefrog Closely related to the Graceful Treefrog; adapted to different habitats.		Eastern Sedgefrog One of our smallest treefrogs.
Brown Frogs
	Striped Marshfrog Highly adaptable frog; lives in many natural and disturbed habitats. South-east Queensland's most common frog.		Striped Rocket Frog Jumps more than 2 m. Often mistaken for the Striped Marshfrog, but has a more streamlined body.
	Scarlet-sided Pobblebonk Mistaken for Cane Toads, but has bright coloured patches on the legs and belly.		Tusked Frog A frog with teeth?