During registration of specimens of Protogyrodactylus scalmophorus and Protogyrodactylus ichthyocercus for the Queensland Museum, it was noticed that the collection sites of the holotypes of the two species provided on the slide labels did not correspond to the published type-localities. While both species were collected from two localities within Moreton Bay as recorded in the paper, the type-locality for each is here corrected to that reported as the "Other locality" in the respective taxonomic summaries.
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