Ingerophrynus
quadriporcatus
lives in peat swamp areas in coastal lowlands.
Tadpoles live in peaty, black water. The adults are
slightly bigger and more corpulent than the
congeneric I.
divergens
but less contrasty in coloration. I. quadriporcatus
is named after the four bony ridges on top of its
head.
Size of adults: 50 mm in males, 60 mm snout-vent length in females
Size of adults: 50 mm in males, 60 mm snout-vent length in females
The tadpoles of Ingerophrynus
quadriporcatus
are quite typical bufonid tadpoles: small in body
size (<25 mm total length) and rhomboidal body
shape when looked at from above.
There are undivided 2 keratodont rows on the upper lip and 3 on the lower. Similar to I. divergens, the nostrils are relatively large and bear a triangular medial process.
There are undivided 2 keratodont rows on the upper lip and 3 on the lower. Similar to I. divergens, the nostrils are relatively large and bear a triangular medial process.
