List of amphibians of Florida
The Barking tree frog is the state's amphibian.
The American green tree frog vary with different color.
This List of amphibians of Florida includes species native or documented in the U.S. state of Florida .[1][2]
Amphibians
Tree Frogs (Hylidae)
- Pine Barrens tree frog
- American green tree frog
- Barking tree frog
- Squirrel tree frog
- Ornate chorus frog
- Northern cricket frog
- Southern chorus frog
- Southern cricket frog
- Upland chorus frog
- Pine woods tree frog
- Cope's gray tree frog
- Spring peeper
- Bird-voiced tree frog
- Gray tree frog
- Little grass frog
- Red-eyed treefrog - Introduced/Invasive [3]
- Sierran chorus frog - Introduced/Invasive[4]
- Mexican leaf frog - Introduced/Invasive[5]
- Cuban tree frog - Introduced/Invasive[6]
- Australian green tree frog - Introduced/Invasive
True frogs (Ranidae)
Rain frogs (Eleutherodactylidae)
- Greenhouse frog - Introduced/Invasive[6]
- Common coquí - Introduced/Invasive[6]
- Upland coqui - Introduced/Invasive[8]
True toads (Bufonidae)
- Southern toad
- Fowler's toad
- Oak toad
- Cane toad - Introduced/Invasive[6]
- Asian common toad - Introduced/Invasive[9]
- Blomberg's toad - Introduced/Invasive[10]
American spadefoot toads (Scaphiopodidae)
Narrow-mouthed frogs (Microhylidae)
- Eastern narrow-mouthed toad
- Banded bullfrog - Introduced/Invasive[11]
True salamanders & Newts (Salamandridae)
- Eastern newt
- Striped newt
- "Paddletail newt" - Introduced/Invasive[12]
- Chinese fire belly newt - Introduced/Invasive[13]
- Japanese fire belly newt - Introduced/Invasive[14]
Sirens (Sirenidae)
Amphiuma (Amphiumidae)
Mole salamander (Ambystomatidae)
Lungless salamanders (Plethodontidae)
See also
References
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