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Chiriqui Robber Frog

Pristimantis cruentus

Photo by pamsai
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Field Notes

Habitat:

Taken with flash during a night walk through the rainforest/jungle beside the Braulio Carrillo National Park, Costa Rica.

Species ID Suggestions

Chiriqui Robber Frog

Pristimantis cruentus

Comments (8)

thanks Ashley. I thought it looked the same also, but brendan has come up with another ID...
Nice series, lots of angles to help ID this one. Very similar to P. cerasinus that Ashley mentioned. The disticnt tubercle above the eyes sets these apart.
http://biogeodb.stri.si.edu/amphibians/en/species/174/ Look at other pictures on Google too. They are quite variable. Eye color matches, thigh color matches, body shape/tubercules match. Everything but size. But see what you think.
Well I thought I had found an ID until you said the size haha
Around the same size as a red-eyed tree frog, maybe a tiny bit smaller.
Anyone recognize this frog? The only one I could find with red markings, was Tlalocohyla loquax, but the markings on the back were not the same. This one seems more striped.

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