Common Name
Striped Marshfrog
Alternate name
Brown-striped Frog
Comment
Very common and widespread.
Stronghold population
False
Regionally significant/rationale
False
Restricted distribution/rationale
False
Local distribution
Widespread in melaleuca and dry eucalypt forest, swamps, wetlands, marshes and shallow ponds. Absent from rainforests
Known location
Pimpama, Reedy Creek, Currumbin, Springbrook, Southport, Eagleby, Coomera, Runaway Bay, Coombabah, A
Other locality
A very common, widespread and adaptable frog, able to survive in very modified environments, including suburban gardens. One of the most common frogs in the region, often breeding in garden ponds.
General ecology
Eucalypt forest, rainforest, farms, gardens, near water.
Specific ecology
Still water for breeding.
Habitat comment
Often bred in backyard ponds.
Management
Not an indicator of habitat quality.
