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Rhacophorus pardalis
Diet
Invertebrates
Habitat
Trees near ponds and pools
Range
Borneo, Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia
Clutch size
Several hundred eggs in a foam nest (typical for Rhacophorus)
Incubation period
About 1 week to hatching (typical for Rhacophorus)
Size
Medium (45–65mm)
Weight
~12–25g
A boldly patterned Rhacophorus with variable, often striking colour combinations and moderate webbing between the digits for gliding short distances between trees.
Nocturnal and arboreal, breeding via a foam nest built on vegetation overhanging ponds and pools, one of the more commonly encountered flying frogs on night walks near still water.