
Harlequin pattern
Its dark dorsum is edged by high-contrast lime-green blotches and lines.

Condoto stubfoot toad

Its dark dorsum is edged by high-contrast lime-green blotches and lines.
Its limbs are long and slender, with conspicuous interdigital webbing.
It lives in lowland and foothill rainforests, almost always near water.
Although it can be locally common, it has disappeared from several sites where chytridiomycosis has been reported.
In Colombia it is distributed through Choco and sectors of western Valle del Cauca, Caldas, and Antioquia, between 40 and 500 m.