# The department's guidelines say the Growling Grass Frog breeds in permanent or seasonally flooded water bodies, usually in still or slow-moving water.

> Cite as: PLOT record c/80RJ-2W v1, Australian Government DCCEEW (undated), reported association

- **Address:** c/80RJ-2W, version 1 of 1 (https://www.plot.eco/c/80RJ-2W)
- **About:** Growling Grass Frog → Freshwater wetland
- **Kind:** Reported association
- **Who said it:** Reported by government
- **Period:** undated
- **Checked:** Reviewed (step 3 of 4): PLOT checked the claim against its source. This is not independent verification. Checked by a person.
- **Open questions:** None open
- **Source:** Significant impact guidelines for the vulnerable growling grass frog (Litoria raniformis), EPBC Act policy statement 3.14 (Australian Government DCCEEW), p. 7, Key ecological requirements (p. 5) <https://www.dcceew.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/litoria-raniformis.pdf>
- **The snippet in PLOT:** <https://www.plot.eco/s/2150-TM?snippet=43c40266-3eed-4b69-b97e-d7f037b54f0f>
- **Editions:** national-recovery-plans
- **How we found this:** not recorded

## History
- Version 1 (this version): first published version

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Cite as: PLOT record c/80RJ-2W v1, Australian Government DCCEEW (undated), reported association