Author: Ivo Antušek
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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.
Ecology
Author: Ivo Antušek
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Greenhouse frogs were likely brought in on tropical plants from their native range.
Distribution
Author: Ivo Antušek
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Papua New Guinea (new discovered), Baham Islands, Cuba, Caiman Islands, Florida
Author: Ivo Antušek
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