All froglets sold are at least 3-4 months out of the water and feeding on melanogaster fruit flies. All froglets are captive bred in house. Shipping available when weather permits.
Dendrobates auratus “Highland Bronze”
Highland Bronze Poison Dart Frog
Froglets $75/each
Endemic to Panama, this species can be shy. The background color changes from black as a froglet to bronze as an adult. Pattern colors range from blue to turquoise and green. A 10-20 gallon/18x18x18 tank can house 1-2 adults, with 5-10 gallons for each additional frog. This species is mainly terrestrial and while they will do a bit of climbing, they prefer more horizontal space than vertical space. Adults measure about 1.25″-1.5″. They prefer smaller prey such as Drosophila melanogaster and hydei fruit flies. High humidity is required (70-90%), and the ideal temperature to keep these frogs is in the low 70s (72-75 F).
Dendrobates leucomellas
Bumblebee Dart Frogs
Froglets $40/each
Found in several South American Countries, this species is quite popular. They are generally bold and socialiable. A 10-20 gallon/18x18x18 tank can house 1-2 adults, with 5-10 gallons for each additional frog. This species is mainly terrestrial but are happy to climb as well. They do well in groups. Adults measure about 1.25″-1.5″. They prefer smaller prey such as Drosophila melanogaster and hydei fruit flies. High humidity is required (70-90%), and the ideal temperature to keep these frogs is in the low to mid 70s (72-75 F).
Dendrobates tinctorius “powder blue/gray”
Dyeing Poison Arrow Frog
Froglets $50/each
This frog is found in southern Suriname. They are extremely bold, some so much so that they’ll take food right out of your hand! Despite their large size, they have a very quiet call. Reaching sizes of 2-2.5″ as adults, they are among the largest dart frogs and require a spacious enclosure. A minimum of 20 gallons/24x18x18 per 1-2 frogs is recommended. Ideally they are kept in pairs as adults as mature frogs are prone to fighting. They prefer smaller prey such as Drosophila melanogaster/hydei fruit flies. High humidity is required (70-90%), and the ideal temperature to keep these frogs is in the low to mid 70s (72-75 F).
Oophaga pumilio “Blue Jeans” Nicaragua
Strawberry Poison Frog
F1 Froglets $100/each SOLD OUT
These little frogs are found in the lowlands of South America, from Nicaragua to Costa Rica. Best kept in pairs or trios as adults, these frogs are interesting in that they raise their own young. They deposit their tadpoles in small bodies of water, such as the axils of bromeliads, and feed them unfertilized eggs laid by the female. It very important that they are supplemented appropriately to have the necessary reserves to feed their offspring. We supplement with Calcium plus at every feeding, and microfauna they feed off of in the tank are supplemented by a calcium bearing clay substrate. Some keepers also provide UVB light. These are relatively bold frogs, and their striking colors stand out in the vivarium. Their call is VERY loud and persistent. If you want your home to sound like the rainforest, these are the frogs for you! I recommend a minimum of 20G/18x18x24″, vertically oriented enclosure with a calcium bearing clay substrate combination. Our breeding pair is from the 2018 Nicaragua import via the Frog Whisperer. All froglets offered are F1 offspring.
Oophaga pumilio “Bastimentos” Cemetery
Strawberry Poison Frog
Froglets $120/each SOLD OUT
These frogs are found on the coasts and islands of Panama. Slightly larger than the thumbnail species, they are outrageously bold for their size, on par with the boldness of tincs and terribilis. Their call is loud and persistent. Best kept in pairs, these frogs will raise their own young, depositing tadpoles in small bodies of water and feeding them unfertilized eggs. It is very important that they are supplemented appropriately to have the necessary reserves to feed their offspring. We supplement with Calcium plus at every feeding, and microfauna they feed off of in the tank are supplemented by a calcium bearing clay substrate. Some keepers also provide UVB light. I recommend a minimum of 20G/18x18x24″, vertically oriented enclosure with a calcium bearing clay substrate combination. Our frogs are Strictly line, Cemetery locale.
Phyllobates terribilis “mint”
Golden Poison Frog
Froglets $75/each
Phyllobates terribilis, found in Colombia, are the most poisonous species of dart frog in existence. The poison from one adult frog is potent enough to kill several adult humans. However, in captivity, these frogs are completely harmless. These frogs are extremely bold, have a loud call, and do great in groups. Though they are a relatively inactive frog, they are very large and require a good amount of space. A minimum of 20 gallons/18-24x18x18 is needed for 1-2 adults frogs, with 5-10 gallons per additional frog. As with all dart frogs, high humidity (70-90%) and low temperatures (72-75F) are required. Unlike most other dart frogs, special consideration should be taken to ensure that their tank is not wet. Terribilis are prone to foot rot if kept in conditions that are too wet. A terribilis tank should be humid, but the top layer of ground cover should dry quickly after misting and remain dry. It is very important that they have dry ground to stand on. Terribilis can eat impressively large prey items, including crickets and even waxworms. However, these should only be offered occasionally, if at all, and in small amounts. I prefer to just feed mine hydeii fruit flies.
Dendrobates auratus “Pena Blanca”
Pena Blanca Poison Dart Frog
Froglets $70/each
Sexed adults $100/each (female currently available)
Pena Blanca auratus are from Guatemala. These frogs are interesting in that they go through a striking color change from froglet to adult. They start out as blue and black. As they age, the blue turns to black, and the black turns to white. If you’re lucky, they may retain some of the blue tint! These frogs are often shy, but can become more bold with time. A minimum of 10 gallons/ 18x18x18 is require for 1-2 frogs, with 5-10 gallons per additional frog. These can be kept happily in groups. High humidity (70-90%) and low temperatures (72-75F) are required. They prefer small prey, such as melanogaster fruit flies.
Dendrobates auratus “Costa Rican Green and Black”
Costa Rican Dart Frog
Froglets $45 each
Costa Rican Green and Black auratus are from- surprise- Costa Rica. Auratus with similar coloration are also found in Nicaragua. Though they share coloration, the original breeding stock was brought in from a different location, which makes them separate locales or “morphs” and thus they should not be mixed. These frogs are green and black, but the green can range in tone from bright green, to teal to a yellowish green. They tend to be bold, and have a relatively quiet call. A minimum of 10 gallons/ 18x18x18 is require for 1-2 frogs, with 5-10 gallons per additional frog. These can be kept happily in groups. High humidity (70-90%) and low temperatures (72-75F) are required. They prefer small prey, such as melanogaster fruit flies.
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