• The mating systems across most species of Hyla largely feature female choice based on male calling effort.

• Usually reddish brown in colour, but colour can vary greatly.

• The best way to identify this species is by the light coloured, usually orange, yellow or whitish spots on the rear of the thigh. Light coloured spots on the rear of the thigh.

• They are found close to marshes, swamps, ponds. Like other frogs, fertilization is external. Eggs are laid under water surface and are attached to roots of floating vegetation.