Borneo Big Sticky Frog

Narrow-mouthed Frogs

Kalophrynus meizon

Basic stats

Diet

Ants, termites

Habitat

Lowland and hill forest leaf litter

Range

Endemic to Borneo

Clutch size

Several hundred eggs (typical for Kalophrynus)

Incubation period

A few days to hatching (typical for Kalophrynus)

Size

Medium (40–55mm)

Weight

~10–18g

The largest of Borneo's sticky frogs, otherwise typical of the genus Kalophrynus in its burrowing habits and defensive sticky skin secretion.

Feeds on ants and termites in leaf litter, its notably larger size compared to related sticky frogs being the most useful field clue.

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