General Description

Body pale brown with dark patches and a dark patch on the middle of the back. Pads present but only slightly wider than the toes. Eardrum (tympanum) hidden. Morphologically indistinguishable from the Brown Tree Frog, Call: slow "creee creee cree cree". Up to 4 cm long.

Biology

Victorian Frogs are only known from Victoria, as their name suggests. Their eggs and tadpoles can be found in the slow-flowing water of rivers and creeks, as well as in roadside pools.

Distribution

Central and eastern Victoria.

Habitat

Woodlands and open habitats including alpine areas.

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