A small arboreal frog species native to eastern Australia, characterized by its diminutive size and exceptional climbing abilities.
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Subtropical and tropical forest edges, rainforest margins, wetlands, and vegetated areas in coastal regions of eastern Australia, typically at elevations between 0-500 meters.
Ecological Role
Plays a crucial role in insect population control and serves as a key prey species in local food webs, contributing to ecosystem balance.
Morphology
SKIN COATSmooth, moist skin with variable coloration ranging from green to brown, capable of subtle color change for camouflage
LIMBS WINGSLong, flexible limbs with adhesive toe pads enabling superior arboreal movement and climbing
HEAD SENSORYLarge, protruding eyes with excellent night vision, wide mouth with specialized tongue for capturing insects
BODY STRUCTURESmall frog, typically 25-30 mm in body length, with slender, lightweight build optimized for climbing vegetation
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Bernard DUPONT from FRANCE
