Southern Brown
Tree Frog

Litoria ewingii

Distributed widely through Tasmania and Victoria and known to be found in a small south-eastern region of South Australia and NSW. Like most of our small frog species, it is a voracious insect eater, capable of catching a fly mid flight.

Using eDNA to detect this species

This eDNA probe was developed to differentiate from other frog species found in the Melbourne region.

Please contact us to discuss options if you would like to use this probe in other regions.

Design your eDNA project

To detect the species you have selected we can use eDNA water samples. By filling out the form below, you can better understand what's involved in an eDNA project and gain an estimated cost.

Is there a second or third species you would like to also test for?

How many sampling sites?

How many samples?

We reccomend 2-3 samples per sampling site

Do you require sampling design advice?

Yes

We can provide advice on eDNA water sampling design depending on your project needs.

Do you have experience in EnviroDNA water sampling methodology?

Yes

We have designed an eDNA water sampling method that limits contamination and is able to be undertaken by anyone under the right guidance in most circumstances.

Would you like EnviroDNA to run a citizen sience day?

Yes

Our eDNA sampling methodology is a great opportunity for getting local community engagement in a project. Whether it's just a handful of people or more then 20 people, we can facilitate an eDNA information and sampling collecting session.

Do you require a formal and interpretative report?

Yes

Included in sample processing costs is a base level report, which outlines your sites/samples and test results in a table. Alternatively we can provide a formal report with further interpretation.

When do you need the results by?

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Southern Brown Tree Frog

Using eDNA to detect this species

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Southern Brown
Tree Frog