A small terrestrial frog species native to the Caribbean region, specifically found in Cuba, Bahamas, and introduced in Florida, known for its diminutive size and adaptability to human-modified environments.
Tropical and subtropical forest edges, gardens, agricultural areas, and urban landscapes with high humidity, typically inhabiting leaf litter, low vegetation, and ground debris at elevations ranging from sea level to 500 meters.
Key insectivore in local ecosystems, controlling invertebrate populations; serves as prey for small reptiles, birds, and mammals; contributes to nutrient cycling in forest floor ecosystems.
