Appearance
The head of ''C. erdeleni'' is oval, and longer than wide. The rostral appendage is oval and rudimentary , and occasionally missing in both sexes. The tympanum is hidden under the skin. A weak dorso-nuchal crest is confined to the neck region. Lamellae under fourth toe are 24-28 in number.The dorsum is yellow, light brown, or reddish brown in color, with 17 broad dark brown crossbands on the body and tail that are separated by light narrow interspaces. The venter is yellowish green. Juveniles are green with black transverse bands.
Naming
The specific name, ''erdeleni'', is in honor of German biologist Walter R. Erdelen.Behavior
''C. erdeleni'' inhabits rainforests in the midhills and is arboreal and diurnal.Habitat
''C. erdeleni'' inhabits rainforests in the midhills and is arboreal and diurnal.Reproduction
An adult female of ''C. erdeleni'' may produce 2 to 3 eggs at a time, each egg measuring 7.2 mm × 13.7 mm .References:
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