In adult males, the dorsal skin is highly granular, with small rounded tubercles. In adult males, the palmar tubercle is ovoid. In adult males, the upper jaw projects beyond the lower jaw in lateral view. It is found amidst leaf litter, where males were found hidden. It reproduces in tiny puddles during the rainy season. It has been recorded at three localities in Pará, Brazil: PDS Virola Jatobá in Anapú, Fazenda Paraíso in Senador José Porfírio, and Ramal dos Cocos.
In adult males, the dorsal skin is highly granular, with small rounded tubercles.
It is found amidst leaf litter, where males were found hidden. It reproduces in tiny puddles during the rainy season.
In adult males, the palmar tubercle is ovoid.
In adult males, the upper jaw projects beyond the lower jaw in lateral view.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.