Appearance
Blyth's river frog is a large frog. Females grow to a snout–vent length of 90–260 mm and males to 85–125 mm . Large adults can weigh more than 1 kg . The skin is smooth on the dorsum, with or without scattered tubercles or longitudinal skin folds. They are brownish, grey, or yellowish above and white or yellowish below. They may or may not have a vertebral stripe on their backs.
Status
The major threat to this species is collection for food, both for local consumption and for trade. It is also locally impacted by habitat loss.Habitat
These frogs inhabit streams with gravel and rocks in primary and secondary evergreen forest. Males build a nesting hollow in a sandy stream bed area, and the tadpoles develop in streams. They can also be found far away from streams.References:
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