Biodiversity of Sri Lanka

Jerdon's Bull Frog is one of the largest frogs  in Sri Lanka, inhabiting paddy fields, marshlands, tanks, rivers, drains and such other...

Sri Lankan Rock Frog occurs from lowlands to mid hills in the wet zone between 60-1070m elevations.  It inhabits wet rock surface...

A common endemic frog inhabiting streams in forests and adjoining plantations (Rubber estates), home gardens, marshy areas and such aqua...

Common paddy field frog can be distinguished from similar two other Fejervarya species by the absence of the longitudinal ridges on t...

Widely distributed frog, inhabiting all types of water bodies (prefer still water) from Sea level (Ex: Bundala) to higher elevations (Ex:...

Spotted tree frog is widely distributed in both low country dry and wet zones including arid zone up to 460m above sea level. It is comm...

Purely aquatic frog widely distributed in lowlands water bodies such as ponds, marshes,rivers and tanks with aquatic vegetations. Highest...