Appearance
Males measure 46–53 mm and females 62–69 mm in snout–vent length. Eyes are extremely large with yellow iris. Snout is truncated. The skin on the back is smooth and belly is slightly granular. Dorsal colouration is variable but generally with a reddish-brown background with round yellow marks. Some individuals have dark brown back with brown markings.
Status
It is an uncommon species. Threats to it likely include habitat loss from agricultural development and pollution from spraying illegal crops.
Habitat
Its natural habitats are humid tropical and premontane forests, including secondary forests with a closed canopy. It lives on vegetation close to streams.References:
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