What is Theloderma?
{{Automatic taxobox | image = Theloderma albopunctatum (cropped).jpg | image_caption = ''[[Theloderma albopunctatum]]'' | taxon = Theloderma | authority = [[Johann Jakob von Tschudi|Tschudi]], 1838 | type_species = ''[[Theloderma leporosum|Theloderma leporosa]]'' | type_species_authority = Tschudi, 1838 | diversity = See [[#Species and taxonomy|text]] }} '''''Theloderma''''', the '''bug-eyed frogs''', '''mossy frogs''', or '''warty frogs''',<ref name=Lott2017>{{cite journal | author=Lott, D. | year=2017 | title=Keeping and breeding mossy frogs | journal=Practical Reptile Keeping | volume=July 2017 | pages=38–45 }}</ref> is a genus of [[frog]]s in the family [[Rhacophoridae]], [[subfamily]] [[Rhacophorinae]].<ref name=Frost/> They live in northeastern India and southern China, through Southeast Asia, to the [[Greater Sunda Islands]]; the highest [[species richness]] is in [[Indochina]].<ref name=Poyarkov2015>{{cite journal | author1=Poyarkov, Jr., N.A. | author2=N.L. Orlov | author3=A.V. Moiseeva | author4=P. Pawangkhanant | author5=T. Ruangsuwan | author6=A.B. Vassilieva | author7=E.A. Galoyan | author8=T.T Nguyen | author9=S.S. Gogolev | year=2015 | title=Sorting out moss frogs: mtDNA data on taxonomic diversity and phylogenetic relationships of the Indochinese species of the genus Theloderma (Anura, Rhacophoridae) | journal=Russian Journal of Herpetology | volume=22 | issue=4 | pages=241–280 }}</ref> Some species, especially ''[[Theloderma corticale|T. corticale]]'', can live in [[captivity]], with humans.<ref name=Lott2017/> They are small and medium-sized frogs with maximum [[snout–vent length]]s that range from {{cvt|2|to|7.5|cm|in|1}}. Their skin can be smooth or it can have warts or bumps on it.<ref name=Poyarkov2015/> Some of the species look very different from each other, but most have good [[camouflage]]: Their colors make them look like plants or bird [[droppings]] so that [[predator|animals that want to eat them]] cannot see them.<ref name=Poyarkov2015/><ref name=Sivongxay2016>{{cite journal | auth