In adult males, the dorsal surface is granular, with circular glandular warts almost juxtaposed. In adult males, the snout is short and rounded in dorsal and lateral views. In adult males, toe I is very reduced and toe V is externally absent. It was found in forest leaf litter at 755–795 m elevation. Some individuals hidden in the litter were calling. It is known from the type locality at Morro do Cachorro, on the border of Blumenau, Gaspar and Luiz Alves, Santa Catarina, southern Brazil.
In adult males, the dorsal surface is granular, with circular glandular warts almost juxtaposed.
It was found in forest leaf litter at 755–795 m elevation. Some individuals hidden in the litter were calling.
In adult males, the snout is short and rounded in dorsal and lateral views.
In adult males, toe I is very reduced and toe V is externally absent.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.