This is a recently described species of tink frog from western Panama. The Yellow Dyer Tink Frog (<i>Diasporus citrinobapheus</i>) is named because when handled, the golden yellow coloration comes off and stains your hands. While it is common for species of <i>Diasporus</i> to have white lines demarcating their disc covers, this species displays a gorgeous pattern of white all over the fingers and toes.
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