Wildlifeof China
Red-webbed Tree Frog
Shrub Frogs & Tree Frogs
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Rhacophorus rhodopus
China Red List: Least Concern (LC)
Basic stats
Range
South-eastern Asia from India to southern China and south to Malaysia
Size
About 31–55mm; females larger
Rhacophorus rhodopus is a smallish tree frog with a pointed snout and a body length of about 31–55mm when adult, females being larger than males. The back is reddish-, pinkish- or yellowish-brown without green hues in living animals, with many darker spots, usually forming an X-shaped pattern behind the head and sometimes stripes across the lower back (Wikipedia, general species account).
It occurs in south-eastern Asia, from India to southern China and south to Malaysia, and has recently been found in Laos (Wikipedia, general species account).
Quick answers
- Where is the Red-webbed Tree Frog found?
- South-eastern Asia from India to southern China and south to Malaysia
- How big is the Red-webbed Tree Frog?
- About 31–55mm; females larger