The
Small Headed Toadlet is a very rough skinned species that is most
common in eastern Australia. Its most distinguishing characteristic
is its small head. Its skin is scattered with fine orange spots. The
throat is grey and is sometimes peppered white. The belly is mostly
white with some brown stippling.
Characteristics
Small-headed Toadlet distribution map
Size:
Males 19-27 mm; Females 27-28 mm.
Habitat:
Found in mulga woodland and at
waterholes bounded by coolibah trees.
