Editing Mini Mossy Frog

{{Taxon infobox (basic)
|name= ''Theloderma bicolor''
|image=
|image_caption=
|domain=''Eukaryota''
|kingdom=''Animalia''
|phylum=''Chordata''
|class=''Amphibia''
|order=''Anura''
|family=''Rhacophoridae''
|genus=''Theloderma''
|species=''bicolor''
|binomialName=''Theloderma bicolor''
|discovered=(Bourret, 1937)
}}

The Mini Mossy Frog (''Theloderma bicolor'') is a frog species in the [[Rhacophoridae]] family, also known as the Chapa Bug-Eyed Frog and Sapa Bug-eyed Frog, has been evaluated by the [[IUCN]] to be of Least Concern. ''T. bicolor'' was first described by Bourret in 1937 as ''Rhacophorus leprosus ssp. bicolor''.<ref name=":0">Chapa Bug-eyed Frog ''(Theloderma bicolor''), IUCN Red List - https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/59032/98359374#geographic-range</ref>  

== Geographical Distribution ==
[[File:Mini Mossy Frog Geographical Distribution.png|alt=Mini Mossy Frog Geographical Distribution|thumb|Mini Mossy Frog Geographical Distribution]]
''T. bicolor'' an be found in the Quang Tri Province in northwestern Vietnam northwards to central and southeastern Yunnan Province in China within elevation range of 1200m to 2042m above sea level.<ref>Chapa Bug-Eyed Frog ''Theloderma bicolor,'' Map of Life - https://mol.org/species/map/Theloderma-bicolor</ref> It makes its home in the subtropical and tropical moist montane forests.<ref>Chapa Bug-eyed Frog Theloderma bicolor, iNaturalistUK - https://uk.inaturalist.org/taxa/26634-Theloderma-bicolor</ref>

== Reproduction ==
Deforestation is negatively impacting the ''T. bicolor'' population as it is a [[phytotelm breeder]] with a inclination towards deep, water-filled holes within trees.<ref name=":0" />

== Threats ==

* Habitat Loss
* Agriculture
* Hunting
* Logging
* Dams
* Water Management

== References ==