In the single known adult male, the dorsum is tuberculate, with large conical tubercles forming dorsolateral rows. The known adult male has a short snout, rounded in dorsal and lateral view. In the known adult male, Finger I is shorter than Finger II. The single known individual was collected at night in primary forest on the eastern foothills of Sangay volcano, perched on a fern leaf 130 cm above ground. It is recorded from Paso Estrecho, Sangay National Park, Morona Santiago Province, Ecuador.
In the single known adult male, the dorsum is tuberculate, with large conical tubercles forming dorsolateral rows.
The single known individual was collected at night in primary forest on the eastern foothills of Sangay volcano, perched on a fern leaf 130 cm above ground.
The known adult male has a short snout, rounded in dorsal and lateral view.
In the known adult male, Finger I is shorter than Finger II.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.