They are small. Only reaching 1.5" in length, and are active feeding, mating and calling at night. Unlike other members of this genus, they are ground-dwellers (rather than arboreal) and are seldom found more than a few centimeters off the ground. They are most often found in leaf litter or under logs.

Greenhouse frogs were likely brought in on tropical plants from their native range.

Papua New Guinea (new discovered), Baham Islands, Cuba, Caiman Islands, Florida