The Taipei tree frog is an endemic species of Taiwan. They are
mostly found in mid-low elevation mountainous regions north of
Nantou county, mainly in Taipei, Miaoli, and Yi-Lan counties
respectively. They are one of the few species of frogs that
reproduce during winter, with breeding seasons lasting from
October until April of the following year. Comparisons with
related species: The Moltrechtis green tree frog has orange
irises, black spots on the sides of the body, and orange
coloring on the inner thighs. Adult characteristics: This
species is medium- to small-sized, with body lengths ranging
from 3 to 4 centimeters. The snout tip is obtuse and the edge is
not visible. They have horizontal pupils; the irises are colored
in yellowish green or silver-grayish green; the tympanum is not
visible. The dorsal surface is smooth and colored in bright
green or dark green, sometimes yellowish-green or brownish-
yellow, which alternates depending on changes in environments or
reproductive states. Some individuals have