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Raniceps Frog

Fork-tongued Frogs & Relatives

Photo: Jason Luke

Hylarana raniceps

Basic stats

Range

Endemic to Borneo

Size

Males 28–34mm; females 33–42mm

The copper-cheeked frog, also called the white-lipped frog or Peters' Malaysian frog, now placed in Chalcorana, is endemic to Borneo, though it is likely to occur more widely; its Sumatran listing should be checked. Its range was delimited to Borneo in a 2009 revision of the Rana chalconota complex. It is a relatively small, mostly green frog with a long pointed snout and adhesive discs on the fingers and toes (Wikipedia, general species account).

Quick answers

Where is the Raniceps Frog found?
Endemic to Borneo
How big is the Raniceps Frog?
Males 28–34mm; females 33–42mm
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