Masked Tree Frog

Tree & Flying Frogs

Leptomantis angulirostris

Basic stats

Diet

Invertebrates

Habitat

Forest vegetation near streams and pools

Range

Borneo, Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia

Clutch size

Several hundred eggs in a foam nest (typical for tree frogs)

Incubation period

About 1 week to hatching (typical for tree frogs)

Size

Medium (45–60mm)

Weight

~10–20g

A slender tree frog with a pointed, angular snout and a dark mask-like marking through the eye that gives the species its name, part of the genus Leptomantis, closely related to the Rhacophorus flying frogs.

Nocturnal and arboreal, found on vegetation near streams and pools, breeding via a foam nest on overhanging leaves above water.

📷 Upload a photo of this species

Add your photo

This photo is shown first in this species' gallery on your device. It stays on your device unless you tick the box to send it to us.

🏠Home RegionsRegions 🐾Species 🗺️Planner Sightings 🔍Search