Appearance
''Kalophrynus baluensis'' is a stocky, short-legged frog. Females grow to 39 mm in snout–vent length; males stay slightly smaller. Its brown colouration makes its perfectly camouflaged in its habitat, the leaf litter layer on the forest floor.Status
Natural habitats of ''Kalophrynus baluensis'' are montane oak-chestnut forests at elevations of 1,300–1,800 m asl. They are usually encountered on the forest floor. Male advertisement calls have been heard some distance away from water, suggesting that it might breed in phytotelmata.There are no major threats to the species, and it is known to occur in the Kinabalu National Park. Nevertheless, its total area of distribution is relatively small.
Habitat
Natural habitats of ''Kalophrynus baluensis'' are montane oak-chestnut forests at elevations of 1,300–1,800 m asl. They are usually encountered on the forest floor. Male advertisement calls have been heard some distance away from water, suggesting that it might breed in phytotelmata.There are no major threats to the species, and it is known to occur in the Kinabalu National Park. Nevertheless, its total area of distribution is relatively small.
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