This is a brook-dwelling frog species, often found on large
stones in fast-flowing rocky torrents. Angels Madagascar frog is
mainly active at night, but is sometimes found jumping on the
stones in the afternoon. These frogs live in very noisy torrents
and, considering their reduced eardrum, this may be a non-
calling species. It is locally common, but has suffered local
extinctions in parts of its range. Its forest habitat is
receding due to subsistence agriculture, timber extraction,
charcoal manufacture, the invasive spread of Eucalyptus,
livestock grazing, expanding human settlements, and is also
collected locally for human consumption. It occurs in the
Andohahela and Midongy-du-Sud National Parks. Uniqueness Scale:
Similiar (0) Uniqueness & Vulnerability Scale: Similiar & Secure
(0) Unique & Vulnerable (100)