Litoria fallax (Peters 1880)

Coast and adjacent areas from northern Queensland to southern New South Wales.The extent of occurrence of the species is approximately 297700 km2

Usually found in vegetation bordering swamps, streams, lagoons, ponds and farm dams often in large numbers. In the day it shelters in the leaf-axils of pandanus and other plants away from the water.Breeding begins with the summer rains. Small clumps of eggs are laid attached to submerged vegetation.

No known declines and extent of occurrence > 20,000km2.ThreatsLoss of habitat from human development and habitat degradation.Conservation MeasuresProtected where the species occurs in National Parks, e.g. Fraser Island.