Petropedetes vulpiae is a species of African torrent frog found in eastern Nigeria to southern Gabon.

[2] The species can be found in forests near streams in eastern Nigeria to southern Gabon at elevations of 315–1,000 m (1,033–3,281 ft).

Individuals may be found hiding between rocks, where the males have described to call "douc-douc".

Their eggs come in clutches of around ten and are stuck onto moist rocks.

[2] The name "vulpiae" is a tribute to Dr. Christine Fuchs, a German researcher from Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz.