 and cyclopoid copepods ("Bryocyclops spp".,"Tropocyclops" "jamaicensis").In tropical and subtropical rainforest habitats, many species of frogs specialize on phytotelma as a readily available breeding ground, such as some microhylids (in pitcher plants), poison dart frogs and some tree frogs (in bromeliads).Many insects use them for breeding and foraging, for instance odonates, water bugs, beetles and dipterans.