The adult male snout is rounded to sub-ovoid in ventral view. Adult males have prominent granular projections and sharply pointed spinules on the dorsum. Adult males have small foot webbing. It occurs in primary forest and was found on vegetation up to 4 m high during the breeding season. It is recorded from Singappara in Siruvani and surrounding regions of Silent Valley National Park, Palakkad district, Kerala, India, north of the Palghat Gap.
The adult male snout is rounded to sub-ovoid in ventral view.
It occurs in primary forest and was found on vegetation up to 4 m high during the breeding season.
Adult males have prominent granular projections and sharply pointed spinules on the dorsum.
Adult males have small foot webbing.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.