Oct 28, 2025
San Jose Glass Frog (Cochranella euknemos), family Centrolenidae, Nuqui, Colombia
photograph by Pipe Jurubira
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San Jose Glass Frog (Cochranella euknemos), family Centrolenidae, Nuqui, Colombia
photograph by Pipe Jurubira
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San Jose Cochran Frog
Cochranella mache
“Cochranella mache. Amplectant pair captured on the April 22, 2009 Rompe-frente rivulet (A) and a calling male (SVL = 26.4 mm, not collected) showing its profile and ventral views, photographed on the April 20, 2009 Rompe-frente rivulet, Bilsa Biological Station, northwestern Ecuador (B, C).” - via Wikimedia Commons
Cochranella erminea by Brad Wilson
Resplendent Cochran Frog Cochranella resplendens Sources: 1, 2
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Cute little Granular Glass Frog perched on a leaf. I love these blue-green translucent gems. I have had the pleasure of working with a handful of #GlassFrog species, and they are a challenging delight. #Cochranella #AmphibiousAF https://www.instagram.com/p/B_vlJLaBJUt/?igshid=18lwkyvco2mbn
Granular Glass Frogs (Cochranella granulosa), mating, family Centrolenidae, Costa Rica
photograph by Kevin Venegas
Granular Glass Frog (Cochranella rugosa), family Centrolenidae, Costa Rica
photograph by Thibaud Fournier