These frogs live in a neotropical environment. They prefer the lowland rainforest areas close to rivers and the adjacent hills. Basically, they will eat any insect or food item that they can fit into their mouths. In captivity, babies eat mostly fruit flies and pinhead crickets. Reproduction Reproduction usually takes place during the rainy season, which is October to March.
Courtship is initiated by croaking and quivering.
These frogs reproduce by the process called amplexus. This is common for frogs. Males attach themselves to the backs of females when the female's eggs are mature. The male fertilizes the eggs as they emerge from the female. He will not leave until all of the eggs have been laid, usually 30 - 50 pale eggs.