Making their homes in the shallowest puddles, hiding under the leaf litter of primary forests, or making their nests in trees, the frogs of Southeast Asia are remarkably adaptable.

See also ... Frogs of Papua New Guinea
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Ichthyophiidae - Asiatic Tailed Caecilians
Yellow-striped Caecilian
Bufonidae - True Toads
Asiatic Toad		Sulawesi Toad		Lesser Toad		Four-ridged Toad		River Toad
Megophryidae - Litter Frogs & Relatives
Spotted Litter Frog		Mountain Litter Frog		Black-eyed Litter Frog		Leptolalax Litter Frog		Malayan Horned Frog
Long-legged Horned Frog
Dicroglossidae - Fanged Frogs & Relatives
Crab-eating Frog		Field Frog		Blyth's Giant Frog		Kuhl's Creek Frog		Corrugated Frog
Malesian Frog		Masked Swamp Frog		Rhinoceros Frog		Yellow-bellied Puddle Frog
Ranidae - Typical Frogs
Larut Torrent Frog		Three-striped Frog		Copper-cheeked Frog		Common Greenback		Rough-sided Frog
Cricket Frog		Spotted Stream Frog		Poisonous Rock Frog		Golden-eared Rough-sided Frog		Masked Rough-sided Frog
Black-spotted Rock Frog
Rhacophoridae - Asian Tree Frogs
Spotted Tree Frog		Four-lined Tree Frog		Dark-eared Tree Frog		Frilled Tree Frog		Twin-spotted Flying Frog
Wallace's Flying Frog
Microhylidae - Narrow-mouthed Frogs
Black-spotted Sticky Frog		Banded Bullfrog		Treehole Frog		Painted Chorus Frog		Dark-sided Chorus Frog
Commonly introduced non-Southeast Asian species ...
American Bullfrog