Queensland Frogs

Frogs captivate and fascinate; brown, grey and emerald-spotted treefrogs with their padded, webbed feet; desert-burrowing frogs with their bulging, jewelled eyes and spade feet; the raucous chorus of croaks, tocks and plonks on rainy summer nights.

There are around 54 species of frogs in South-east Queensland, including the Cane Toad. Finding out about the frogs in your backyard can help you understand your local environment and help frog survival.

Jump into our pond to see some of Queensland's common frogs.

Find out more

• Keeping frogs in captivity
• Raising tadpoles
• Natural predators
• Threatened frogs of Queensland
• The Cane Toad

For further information see our Inquiry Centre Fact Sheets or contact the Inquiry Centre.