Web-footed Dwarf Litter Frog

Litter Frogs

Leptobrachella palmata

Basic stats

Diet

Small invertebrates

Habitat

Leaf litter near small hill streams

Range

Endemic to Borneo

Clutch size

~10–20 eggs (typical for dwarf litter frogs)

Incubation period

About 2–3 weeks to hatching (typical for the genus)

Size

Tiny (15–18mm)

Weight

<1g

A tiny litter frog named for its notably webbed hind feet, found on the forest floor close to small hill streams. Like other Leptobrachella, it is cryptically coloured brown and easily mistaken for a dead leaf.

Active mainly at night, calling from leaf litter or low streamside vegetation. Field separation from related dwarf litter frogs generally requires a close look at the feet or a recorded call.

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