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E johnstonei Barbour, 1914 is a small frog that completes metamorphosis within the egg to emerge as a froglet, i.e. there is no free living tadpole. The species is native to some islands of the Lesser Antilles (Kaiser, 1997) but it has a long history of being introduced into several Caribbean islands, Bermuda, some countries in Central America, South America and even Europe (Kaiser et al., 2002; Savage, 2002; Leonhardt et al., 2019; Frost, 2020; Moravec et al., 2020). Introductions typically occur through the ornamental plant trade, with or without the deliberate help of humans (Kaiser et al., 2002; Leonhardt et al., 2019). Compared to other countries, Colombia has a long history of E. johnstone

First records of Johnstone’s whistling frog Eleutherodactylus johnstonei from two departments in south-western Colombia