In adult females, the dorsal surface is granular, with large circular, oval or elongate glandular warts juxtaposed. In adult females, the snout is short and rounded in dorsal and lateral views. In adult females, toes I and V are externally absent. It was found in montane-forest leaf litter at 455–945 m elevation. Some individuals hidden in the litter were calling. It is known from the type locality at Morro da Tromba, Joinville, Santa Catarina, southern Brazil.
In adult females, the dorsal surface is granular, with large circular, oval or elongate glandular warts juxtaposed.
It was found in montane-forest leaf litter at 455–945 m elevation. Some individuals hidden in the litter were calling.
In adult females, the snout is short and rounded in dorsal and lateral views.
In adult females, toes I and V are externally absent.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.