List of amphibians of Florida

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The barking tree frog is the state's amphibian. American green tree frogs vary in color.

This list of amphibians of Florida includes species native to or documented in the U.S. state of Florida.[1][2]

## Amphibians

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### Tongueless frogs (Pipidae)

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* African clawed frog \- introduced/invasive[3]
* Western clawed frog \- introduced/invasive[4]

### Tree frogs (Hylidae)

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* 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
* Cuban tree frog \- introduced/invasive[5]
* Australian green tree frog \- introduced/invasive[6]

### True frogs (Ranidae)

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* American bullfrog
* Bronze frog
* Carpenter frog
* Florida bog frog
* Gopher frog
* Pig frog
* Rana clamitans \- locally called "green frog"
* River frog
* Southern leopard frog

### Rain frogs (Eleutherodactylidae)

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* Greenhouse frog \- introduced/invasive[7]

### True toads (Bufonidae)

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* Southern toad
* Fowler's toad
* Oak toad
* Cane toad \- introduced/invasive[7]

### American spadefoot toads (Scaphiopodidae)

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* Eastern spadefoot

### Narrow-mouthed frogs (Microhylidae)

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* Eastern narrow-mouthed toad

### True salamanders and newts (Salamandridae)

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* Eastern newt
* Striped newt

### Sirens (Sirenidae)

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* Lesser siren
* Greater siren
* Reticulated siren
* Dwarf siren
* Northern dwarf siren
* Southern dwarf siren

### Amphiuma (Amphiumidae)

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* One-toed amphiuma
* Two-toed amphiuma
* Three-toed amphiuma

### Mole salamanders (Ambystomatidae)

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* Frosted flatwoods salamander
* Reticulated flatwoods salamander
* Marbled salamander
* Mole salamander
* Eastern tiger salamander

### Lungless salamanders (Plethodontidae)

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* Southeastern slimy salamander
* Three-lined salamander
* Apalachicola dusky salamander
* Southern dusky salamander
* Seal salamander
* Many-lined salamander
* Four-toed salamander
* Southern red salamander
* Rusty mud salamander
* Bog dwarf salamander
* Southeastern dwarf salamander
* Dwarf salamander
* Dwarf waterdog
* Georgia blind salamander

## See also

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* List of birds of Florida
* List of mammals of Florida
* List of reptiles of Florida
* List of snakes of Florida
* List of fishes of Florida
* List of invasive species in Florida
* List of invasive species in the Everglades
* Fauna of Florida

## References

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1. ^ Florida amphibians
2. ^ UF Wildlife
3. ^ "UF scientists identify the potentially invasive Tropical clawed frog". April 8, 2021.
4. ^ "Meet the new neighbors: What to know about the exotic tropical clawed frog in Florida".
5. ^ "The Cuban Treefrog in Florida".
6. ^ "Australian Green Treefrog (Ranoidea caerulea) - Species Profile".
7. ^ a b Invasive amphibians

* Frogs

## External links

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* Florida amphibians
* UF Wildlife Treefrogs
* Florida Frogs and Toads
* Salamanders
* nas.er.usgs.gov

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* North American amphibians
* North American reptiles
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* Amphibians of Yellowstone National Park
* List of amphibians of the Indiana Dunes
* List of amphibians and reptiles of Olympic National Park
* List of amphibians of Shenandoah National Park

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