Species of Thailand

Amphibian species of Thailand

Please note that some of the species listed below may be extinct or no longer found in Thailand.

The range maps for the species listed below may not be accurate nor complete. Our work is not purely scientific but we verify the data we collect with the local top experts as much as we can.

Amphibians (Order: Anura)

Total 217 species

Fork-tongued frogs

Crowned bullfrogs

Eastern frogs

Euphlyctis genus

Puddle frogs

Spiny frogs

Litter frogs

Asian horned toads

Eastern spadefoot toads

Karin Hills frogs

Mountain toads (Genus: Ophryophryne)

Slender litter frogs (Genus: Leptobrachella)

Treefrogs

Hyla genus

Narrow-mouthed frogs

Bullfrogs (Genus: Kaloula)

Tree-hole frogs (Genus: Metaphrynella)

Chaperina genus

Glyphoglossus genus

Kalophrynus genus

Micryletta genus

Phrynella genus

Rice frogs (Genus: Microhyla)

Cave frogs (Genus: Siamophryne)

Indochinese dwarf frogs (Genus: Vietnamophryne)

Shrub frogs

Bug-eyed frogs/warty treefrogs (Genus: Theloderma)

Flying frogs (Genus: Rhacophorus)

Slim treefrogs (Genus: Leptomantis)

Whipping frogs (Genus: Polypedates)

Bubble-nest treefrogs

Foam-nest frogs (Genus: Chirixalus)

Bushfrogs

Indonesian tree frogs (Genus: Nyctixalus)

Kurixalus genus

Philautus genus

Raorchestes genus

Zhangixalus genus

True frogs

Cascade/sucker frogs (Genus: Amolops)

Clinotarsus genus

Dicroglossid frogs (Genus: Nanorana)

Fejervarya genus

Rain-pool frog (Genus: Minervarya)

Fanged frogs (Genus: Limnonectes)

Golden-backed frogs

Wijaya cascade frogs

Humerana genus

Meristogenys genus

Odorous frogs (Genus: Odorrana)

Water frogs (Genus: Pelophylax)

Nidirana (Genus: Nidirana)

True toads

Asian tree toads (Genus: Pedostibes, Rentapia)

Duttaphrynus genus

Indonesia tree toads (Genus: Leptophryne)

Ingerophrynus genus

Stream toads (Genus: Ansonia)

Toads (Genus: Bufo, Phrynoidis)

Triangle frogs

Alcala's dwarf mountain frogs (Genus: Alcalus]

Caecilians

Ichthyophis genus

True salamanders and newts

Crocodile newts (Genus: Tylototriton)