In adult males, the dorsal surface is granular, with circular or oval glandular warts juxtaposed. In adult males, the snout is short and rounded in dorsal and lateral views. In adult males, toes I and V are externally absent. It was found in cloud-forest leaf litter at 1070–1100 m elevation, with some individuals calling while hidden in the litter. It is known from the type locality at Pedra da Tartaruga, Garuva, Santa Catarina, southern Brazil.
In adult males, the dorsal surface is granular, with circular or oval glandular warts juxtaposed.
It was found in cloud-forest leaf litter at 1070–1100 m elevation, with some individuals calling while hidden in the litter.
In adult males, the snout is short and rounded in dorsal and lateral views.
In adult males, toes I and V are externally absent.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.