Available Amphibians

(updated 23-07-2021)

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Species (Vernacular) & Description		Scientific Name	Price Guide (Each)
	Eastern green lizard UK-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 10 - 12cm Stunning lacertid from eastern Europe. These are captive bred juveniles from one of the northern-most populations in Eastern Germany and can be kept in an unheated greenhouse in the UK. Taking spiders, 2nd instar crickets, small waxworm and calci-worms. Click here for larger image	Lacerta viridis (3 left)	£45.00
	Neon day gecko UK-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 45mm+ One of the most sought-after species. This small-medium species can be kept in small groups and adults rarely devour the young when they hatch. [click here for larger picture]	Phelsuma klemmeri (5 left)	SOLD
	Dyeing poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2020 large juveniles 25mm+ Super, distinct morph possessing with powder blue or pale grey legs. These are very healthy specimens taking fruit flies, small crickets and aphids. These are unsexed. Click here for larger image	Dendrobates tinctorius 'Powder Blue/Grey Legged' (3 left)	£45.00

Anurans (frogs & toads)

Poison Frogs

Species (Vernacular) & Description		Scientific Name	Price Guide (Each)
	Blue poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 20mm+ Probably the most popular of the poison dart frogs, this stunning species grows to a good size (around 35 - 40mm) and is relatively easy to care for. These frogs are from 2 unrelated bloodlines but cannot be sexed. Click here for larger image	Dendrobates tinctorius azureus (4 available)	£65.00
	Dyeing poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2020, sub-adults 35mm+ Super, distinct morph possessing with powder blue or pale grey legs. These are very healthy specimens taking fruit flies, small crickets and aphids. These are unsexed. Click here for larger image	Dendrobates tinctorius 'Powder Blue/Grey Legged' (2 reserved)	£120.00 /2
	Dyeing poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2021 well-grown juveniles 25mm+ Another attractive and popular morph not seen as often in recent years. Adults are medium-sized tinctorius around 35 - 40mm. These are lovely, plump specimens not quite sexable but we will do our best. Click here for larger image	Dendrobates tinctorius 'Patricia' (4 available)	£60.00
	Dyeing poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2020 grown-on juveniles 25mm+ Stunning Brazilian morph discovered relatively recently and now becoming popular in the hobby. These specimens are growing well but are not currently sexable. Click here for larger image	Dendrobates tinctorius Tumucumaque (6 available)	£70.00
	Colombian poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2021, juveniles 20mm One of the larger dart frogs with an appetite to match. Adults are a stunning iridescent white-green colour. Quite easy to keep in captivity. Click here for larger image	Phyllobates terriblis 'mint' (4 left)	£65.00
	Amazonian poison dart frog c/b 2021 juveniles 10mm+ Super little species ideal as the starter 'thumbnail'. Taking both Drosophila hydei & melanogaster as well as the usual diet of springtails, aphids and other tiny invertebrates. This morph of variabilis is one of the largest morphs attaining as much as 18mm. Excellent in small groups. Click here for larger image.	Ranitomeya variabilis (ventrimaculata) 'Borja Ridge' (4 left)	£50.00
Other Frogs & Toads & Caecilians
Species (Vernacular) & Description		Scientific Name	Price Guide (Each)
	Appenine yellow bellied toad UK-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 15 - 20mm We are pleased to offer this rare species which hails from central and southern Italy. It tends to have a smoother dorsum than Bombina variegata and the belly is yellow with blue tinges. Care is identical to Bombina variegata although this species can tolerate warmer conditions. Click here for larger image and a belly shot	Bombina pachypus (7 available)	£20.00
	Oriental fire-bellied toad (Korean green form) UK-produced c/b 2021 grown juveniles 15 - 25mms 15 - 25mm+ An attractive, easy-to-keep species requiring a semi-aquatic setup with lots of pond weed and a small basking area. These are plump healthy toads taking fruit flies, 1st instar crickets, chopped worm and small waxworm. Increasingly difficult to source in the UK. Click here for larger image	Bombina orientalis (8 available)	£20.00
	European green toad c/b 2020 large juveniles 5 - 7cm Gorgeous, sought-after species, these hail from eastern Europe and are near adults/adults. Feeding on large crickets, mealworm, wax worm, wax moths and small locust hoppers. Click here for larger image	Bufotes viridis (1 left)	SOLD
	American green tree frog Adults 35 - 40mm A hardy tree frog that makes a great vivarium or greenhouse subject. Males possess a loud melodius call. Feeding on 2nd/3rd instar crickets, waxmoths and curly-wing flies. Becoming increasingly difficult to source in the UK.	Dryophytes cinereus (2 left)	£25.00
	Grey tree frog UK-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 15mm Easy USA-native species for the vivarium or greenhouse set up. Prefers a tall vivarium with a few leafy foliage plants. These are genuine captive-bred specimens and are in excellent health. Click here for larger image	Dryophytes versicolor (6 left)	£20.00
	Golden Mantella UK-produced c/b 2021 grown-on juveniles 12 - 16mm Stunning Madagascan species which is a fantastic, bold addition to any amphibian collection. Prefers cooler temperatures than most dartfrogs ideally in the 65 - 72°F range. We have a small number of froglets that are just turning orange and are taking springtails, pinhead crickets and melanogaster fruitflies. Click here for larger image	Mantella aurantiaca (12 left)	£55.00 or £210.00 /4
	Bumblebee toad UK-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 10 - 12mm These are stunning diurnal toads from shrub and arable areas of Paraguay and Argentina. Females are larger than males. Most of the toads previously described as Melanophryniscus stelzneri in the hobby are probably this species. These are genuine UK-produced specimens that are in superb condition and taking pinhead crickets, aphids and fruit fly.	Melanophryniscus klappenbachi (2 left)	£50.00
	Parsley Frog c/b 2021 juveniles 12mm+ Lovely, small western European species which makes a great vivarium subject or is equally at home in an outdoor vivarium. These are healthy juveniles, growing fast and taking fruit flies and small crickets. Click here for larger image	Pelodytes punctatus (8 left)	£25.00 or £85.00 /4
Caudata (newts & salamanders) & Caecilians (Gymnophiona)
Species (Vernacular) & Description (size is snout - tail tip)		Scientific Name	Price Guide
	Spotted salamander UK-produced c/b 2020 juveniles 40mm+ Lovely eastern North American mole salamander. Very hardy and quite secretive. Easy to keep. These are recently morphed juveniles taking small worms, slugs, live bloodworm and small wax worm. [click here for larger picture]	Ambystoma maculatum (12 left)	£30.00 or £110.00 /4
	California climbing salamander Dartfrog-produced c/b 2020 juveniles 5cm+ Impressive tree-dwelling species from California. Males in particular develop large mandible muscles and will not hesitate to attack and bite when provoked. Excellent species for captivity requiring an arboreal vivarium with a large oak or other deciduous log in which to hide and lay its eggs. Feeding on crickets, waxworm, spiders and similar. Juveniles take 2 - 3 years to reach maturity. We will provide a care sheet when purchased. We can provide unrelated specimens from 3 successful pairings. [click here for larger picture]	Aneides lugubris (3 left)	£75.00 or £180.00 /3
	Japanese fire-bellied newt c/b 2021 juveniles 30mm+ Although previously imported in huge numbers prior to the 1990's these highly aquatic, cool water newts are rarely available these days. These juveniles are currently terrestrial feeding on Drosophila melanogaster, pinhead crickets, hatchling wax worm and whiteworm. These will be available in 2 - 3 weeks as we would like to grow them on a bit. [click here for larger picture]	Cynops pyrrhogaster 'Sasayame' (13 left)	£30.00
	Oita salamander Dartfrog-produced c/b 2020 large juveniles 75mm+ Rarely available genus in the UK this is one of the rarer pond-dweller species in Japan but is relatively easy to breed in captivity. Currently taking small worms and crickets. Keep cool. [click here for larger picture]	Hynobius dunni (3 available)	£60.00 or £150.00 /3
	Hokkaido Salamander UK-produced c/b 2020 juveniles 50mm+ Rarely available salamander from the north Japan island of Hokkaido. Needs a cool woodland-style vivarium with a reasonable water area. Adults attain 11 - 20cm. Generally a brown colour but often with gold fleck along the head and dorsum. Feeds on insects, grubs and worms. [click here for larger picture]	Hynobius retardus (4 left)	£40.00
	Southern Italian Alpine newt UK-produced c/b 2020 adults 80mm+ Rarely available subspecies of alpine newt from the Calabrian region of southern Italy where it is restricted to just 5 lakes. Fortunately quite easy to breed in captivity. Adults grow to be slightly larger than the nominate form but are otherwise similar. A highly aquatic subspecies too but general care as for the nominate form. [click here for larger picture of male] [click here for picture of adult pair]	Ichthyosaura alpestris inexpectatus (2 sexed pairs left)	£50.00 /pair
	Algerian Ribbed newt c/b 2021 juveniles 50 - 60mm+ This rarely available species occurs in marshes, ponds and ditches in northern Algeria west towards Oran. Apparently declining due to increasing pollution of such waterways it is highly aquatic and even newly- metamorphosed juveniles can be coaxed back into an aquatic existence quite easily. Grows to around 18 - 20cm, these juveniles are taking worms, live bloodworm, tubifex and water crustacea. [click here for larger picture]	Pleurodeles nebulosus (2 left)	£45.00
	Moroccan fire salamander UK-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 45mm+ A seldom available subspecies from the northwest region of Morocco called Beni Arous. Female give birth to larvae and with this particular localised form, small areas of red or orange are often prevalent on the head and dorsum. [click here for larger picture]	Salamandra algira tingitana Beni Arous (4 available)	SOLD
	Italian crested newt c/b 2020 grown-on juveniles 45- 55mm Large species, easy to keep & very aggressive feeder. Becomes quite aquatic with age. These specimens are too small to sex. [click here for larger picture]	Triturus carnifex (6 left)	£40.00
	Macedonian crested newt c/b 2021 juveniles 40mm+ Rarely available species only recently split from Triturus carnifex. Grows into a large, stocky crested newt. Easy to keep. These are captive bred from specimens obtained from Germany several years ago. The original adults are of Northwest Greek origin (Smolikas Mountains). [click here for larger picture]	Triturus macedonicus (6 available)	£40.00
	Marbled newt c/b 2020 large juveniles 50mm+ Gorgeous species, long-lived and relatively easy to breed once established. These are unsexed juveniles and will mature in 12 - 18 months. [click here for larger picture]	Triturus marmoratus (3 reserved)	£135.00 /3

 

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