Limnodynastes dumerili

The Bull Frog is a very robust frog. It can gain a maximum length of 7cm and is usually brown in colour. It lives in a small hole under damp wood or stones. It can bread throughout the year in non-moving or slow-moving water. It can lay approximately 1000 eggs which are placed within the stalks of water grasses or on stones. The tabpole stage lasts 3 months.

References:
Tyler, M. 1977, Frogs of South Australia, South Australian Museum, Adelaide.

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Photopgraph courtesy of Tyler, M. 1977, Frogs of South Australia, South Australian Museum, Adelaide.