Shop Beautiful And Colorful Dart Frogs
Dendrobates Tinctorius- Azureus
Because who doesn’t want a blue frog?! Azureus are native to southern Suriname where they are found near streams in small pockets of subtropical jungle within the Sipiliwini Savana. A fabulous beginner dart frog that is medium sized, quiet, moderately bold, and never ceases to amaze with that fantastic blue color!
$50
Dendrobates Tinctorius- Tumucumaque
Commonly referred to as the peacock dart frog, D Tinctorius Tumucumaque have only recently become available in the US. A fabulous beginner dart frog that is medium sized, quiet, and moderately bold, Tumucumaque exhibit beautiful turquoise, yellow-orange, and royal blue markings
$150
Phyllobates Terribilis- Orange Blackfoot
If you’re looking for a bold, beautiful dart frog that typically does well kept in small groups, look no further! Reaching up to 2 1/4”, p terribilis are the largest and boldest of our dart frogs. Orange blackfoot teribillis are native to Columbia and found in the foothills of the Andes. Wild terribilis reportedly carry enough toxin to k
If you’re looking for a bold, beautiful dart frog that typically does well kept in small groups, look no further! Reaching up to 2 1/4”, p terribilis are the largest and boldest of our dart frogs. Orange blackfoot teribillis are native to Columbia and found in the foothills of the Andes. Wild terribilis reportedly carry enough toxin to kill 10 grown men while captive bred individuals, like all our dart frogs, produce no toxins, are completely harmless and safe to keep
$85
Phyllobates Terribilis- Mint
Another fabulous color choice for terribilis lovers! P terribilis ‘mint’ is the largest morph of terribilis and just as bold as orange blackfoot. Native to western Colombia, p terribilis ‘mint’ is found in the rainforest near the Saija river and, while wild terribilis are reportedly the most toxic vertebrate, captive bred individuals, l
Another fabulous color choice for terribilis lovers! P terribilis ‘mint’ is the largest morph of terribilis and just as bold as orange blackfoot. Native to western Colombia, p terribilis ‘mint’ is found in the rainforest near the Saija river and, while wild terribilis are reportedly the most toxic vertebrate, captive bred individuals, like all our dart frogs, produce no toxins, are completely harmless and safe to keep
$85
Dendrobates Leucomelas- Banded ‘Bumblebee’ Dart Frog
We‘re so excited to add this stunning species to our dart frog family. We have a good amount held back for our breeding group and are now able to release a few froglets
$60
Oophaga Pumilio- Bastimentos, Red Frog Beach Locale
If you’re looking for a tiny frog with a big personality, oophaga pumilio Bastimentos is for you! Our line of bastis are from the Red Frog Beach locale. Growing no larger than 1”, these tiny frogs typically have intense red to red-orange coloration with black spots, white bellies, rear legs, and feet. Like all oophaga, o pumilio Bastiment
If you’re looking for a tiny frog with a big personality, oophaga pumilio Bastimentos is for you! Our line of bastis are from the Red Frog Beach locale. Growing no larger than 1”, these tiny frogs typically have intense red to red-orange coloration with black spots, white bellies, rear legs, and feet. Like all oophaga, o pumilio Bastimentos females care for their tadpoles by feeding them unfertilized eggs until they morph into tiny froglets
$150
Ranitomeya Variabilis Southern- Thumbnail Dart Frog
How amazing are these little beauties?! We just acquired a small group of juveniles that we hope to use in a future breeding program. Updates to follow as our little group matures
UPDATE DECEMBER 2024- we have witnessed calling from one of our little group and are hopeful some courting behavior will follow soon!
Ranitomeya Vanzolini
What fabulous little frogs these vanzos are! Another wonderful ‘thumbnail’ frog that can be successfully kept in small groups, they’re simply too adorable. We just acquired a small group and have high hopes to be able to offer froglets in the future.
We will add updates as our little group matures