The male snout is rounded in dorsal view and in profile. In males, the first finger is slightly shorter than the second. In males, toe webbing occurs only basally between the fourth and fifth toes. The two male type specimens were collected by day from bromeliads about 4 m above the ground on the southern slope of Cerro Humo. It is known from the southern slopes of Cerro Humo and Cerro Patao on Venezuela’s Península de Paria.
The male snout is rounded in dorsal view and in profile.
The two male type specimens were collected by day from bromeliads about 4 m above the ground on the southern slope of Cerro Humo.
In males, the first finger is slightly shorter than the second.
In males, toe webbing occurs only basally between the fourth and fifth toes.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.