itombwe massif clawed frog (xenopus itombwensis) in Xenopus itombwensis inhabits shallow freshwater bodies such as ponds and streams with dense vegetation, providing ample hiding spots and breeding grounds.
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itombwe massif clawed frog

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xenopus itombwensisESA Categories -amphibians

  • National Parks/ Sanctuaries

    -

  • Common Names

    itombwe massif clawed frog

  • Regions

    CongoCongo

  • Population

    Approximately 10,000 individuals

  • Habitat

    Xenopus itombwensis inhabits shallow freshwater bodies such as ponds and streams with dense vegetation, providing ample hiding spots and breeding grounds.

  • Weight(in lbs) and Life Span

    0.5, and 8

Regions

Congo, Congo

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