Rhacophorus
everetti
is a highland species. It lives in wet montane
forests, 1,000 m to 1,800 m asl. Maximum size is up
to 32 mm in males and almost 50 mm in females.
The coloration and skin tubercles mimic lichen and mossy bark. During the day this frog is perfectly camouflaged. At night males can be seen in groups at small streams and seepages. They usually sit 1–3 m above ground on twigs and leaves.
The coloration and skin tubercles mimic lichen and mossy bark. During the day this frog is perfectly camouflaged. At night males can be seen in groups at small streams and seepages. They usually sit 1–3 m above ground on twigs and leaves.
The species occurs on the mountains of western
Sabah and northern Sarawak.
The reproductive habits and tadpoles of this species are unknown.
The reproductive habits and tadpoles of this species are unknown.
