Litoria infrafrenata Australian Giant Treefrog L

Litoria infrafrenata is a tree frog native to Australia and New Guinea and is among the largest arboreal frog species in the world. The species is recognised by its bright green colouration and distinctive pale line along the lower jaw.

A suitable enclosure should provide vertical space, climbing branches, plants and hiding places. Proper humidity and temperature help support natural behaviour and long-term wellbeing.

The species feeds primarily on insects and other appropriately sized feeder animals. A varied diet combined with regular calcium and vitamin supplementation supports healthy growth and development.

Litoria infrafrenata is mainly active during the evening and night. Its impressive size and attractive appearance make it a fascinating species for amphibian enthusiasts.

Basic Information

• Scientific name: Litoria infrafrenata
• Common name: Australian Giant Treefrog
• Common name: White-lipped Tree Frog
• Origin: Australia and New Guinea
• Animal group: Amphibian
• Diet: insects and other suitable prey items
• Difficulty level: intermediate
• Size at sale: L