紅眼雨濱蛙

Scattered distribution along the Queensland and New South Wales coastline, from Prosperine in the north to mid-eastern New South Wales.The extent of occurrence of the species is approximately 219800 km2

Usually associated with coastal rainforest or wet sclerophyll forest. It spends much of its life high in the trees and is usually only seen in association with heavy rain when it descends to breed. Also found in association with flooded drains, water tanks and quarries at this time.Breeding is in spring and summer (October – February) after heavy rain when they congregate in and around flooded areas and mountain streams. Calling, amplexus and oviposition occurs in permanent and semi-permanent shallow pools in or besides streams and eggs are laid singly or in small clumps entangled in vegetation.

No known declines and extent of occurrence > 20, 000km2.ThreatsHabitat loss.Conservation MeasuresIts habitat is protected where it occurs in rainforests.