Appearance
"Nidirana adenopleura" is a medium-sized frog growing to 4.5 centimetres snout-vent length. Upper surfaces are light brown to brownish green; the underside is whitish. There is a light golden brown line running from the tip of nostril backward through the upper eyelid and along the dorsolateral fold to the hip. The upper jaw has a yellow stripe. The sides of the body are light brown to grayish brown, with some dark markings. The iris is golden above and reddish golden below.Reproductive season is from March to September. Males have a loud advertisement call and start calling after sunset, and may keep on calling whole night, even continuing after sunrise. Females lay eggs near pond margins.
Habitat
"Nidirana adenopleuras natural habitats are paddy fields, marshes, ditches, ponds, and lakes with abundant submerged vegetation at low elevations. It is a common species not considered threatened by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, although habitat destruction and degradation are probably threats.References:
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