The dorsal skin ranges from smooth to finely shagreen. The snout is subacuminate to truncate in dorsal view and subacuminate in profile. The first finger is shorter than the second. It is nocturnal and has been found in and along rocky creeks with large boulders and waterfalls. Calling males were observed on rocks in the stream and on small, smooth-leaved plants at its edge. It is known from the southern slope of Cerro Humo on Venezuela’s Península de Paria.
The dorsal skin ranges from smooth to finely shagreen.
It is nocturnal and has been found in and along rocky creeks with large boulders and waterfalls. Calling males were observed on rocks in the stream and on small, smooth-leaved plants at its edge.
The snout is subacuminate to truncate in dorsal view and subacuminate in profile.
The first finger is shorter than the second.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.