Mixophyes fasciolatus Günther 1864

Widely dispersed from the Clarke Range in mid-eastern Queensland to the Blue Mountains in New South Wales. The species appears to be stable and has suffered no known decline within its range.The extent of occurrence of the species is approximately 214700 km2

Prefers coastal or mountain rainforest, often with sandy banks or leaf litter. Appears quite resilient to disturbance, perhaps due to its broad habitat utilisation. However it does not tolerate complete forest clearing.Breeds in late spring and eggs are deposited among leaf litter on the banks of streams and washed into the pools of streams or streamside pools during heavy rain. Has been found breeding in farm dams near forested areas.

No known declines and large extent of occurrence.ThreatsClearing of forest.Conservation MeasuresNone in place for species, but it is protected where it occurs in National Parks, e.g. Lamington National Park.