Rhombophryne vaventy

Rhombophryne vaventy is found in montane rainforest at high altitude (~1,300 m (4,300 ft) above sea level) on the Marojejy massif. Like most Rhombophryne species, R. vaventy is a terrestrial or possibly semi-fossorial frog. It is a generalist predator, and its diet is known to include relatively large arthrosphaerid pill millipedes of the genus Zoosphaerium.^[4] Nothing is currently known of its breeding or calling behaviour.

Rhombophryne vaventy was confused with R. serratopalpebrosa until the taxonomy of the R. serratopalpebrosa species complex began to be resolved.^[4] It differs from R. serratopalpebrosa in its size, eye spines, skin texture, and numerous other characters.^[4] Ongoing resolution of this complex has yielded several new species, including R. ornata and R. tany.