Inger's Dwarf Frog

True & Fanged Frogs

Ingerana baluensis

Basic stats

Diet

Small invertebrates

Habitat

Leaf litter near streams in hill and montane forest

Range

Endemic to Borneo

Clutch size

Several dozen eggs (typical for small forest frogs)

Incubation period

About 1 week to hatching (typical for small forest frogs)

Size

Small (20–28mm)

Weight

~2–4g

A small frog named after the herpetologist Robert Inger, a leading researcher of Bornean amphibians, with a species name referencing Mount Kinabalu ('baluensis').

Found in leaf litter and near streams in hill and montane forest, small and inconspicuous, generally located by call rather than direct sighting.

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