Available Amphibians

(updated 08-04-2021)

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Species (Vernacular) & Description		Scientific Name	Price Guide (Each)
	Blue poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2020 juveniles 15mm+ 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 unrelated bloodlines but cannot be sexed. Click here for larger image	Dendrobates tinctorius azureus (1 left)	£50.00

Anurans (frogs & toads)

Poison Frogs

Species (Vernacular) & Description		Scientific Name	Price Guide (Each)
	Pepper's poison frog UK-produced c/b 2020 sub-adults 25mm+ Medium-sized Ameerega these of which are the progeny of a UE import. Unlike some of the other species very bold and don't seem to be as skittish. Taking Drosophila hydei, 1st instar crickets and aphids. Keep at around 24 - 26 C. ideally with running water or a drip system. These are unsexed. Click here for larger image	Amereega pepperi 'orange' (2 available)	£160.00 /2
	Bumblebee poison dart frog c/b 2020 juveniles 18mm+ Great starter species. Easy to keep and breed under suitable conditions. Bold, greedy and males have a loud call. We can offer unrelated frogs. These are unsexed.	Dendrobates leucomelas Nominat (4 left)	£45.00
	Dyeing poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2020, juveniles 25mm+ Very closed related to the 'Regina' morph, this relatively new morph (discovered in 2004) grows even larger and is a lovely, bold ground dweller. Found approximately 24 km from Saül near the Arataii river in French Guyana. Some specimens are almost solid yellow. These are unsexed.	Dendrobates tinctorius 'Matecho' (2 left)	£120.00 /2
	Dyeing poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2020, large juveniles 30mm+ 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' (5 left)	£55.00
	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 (3 left)	£75.00
	Strawberry poison dart frog c/b 2020 adults 14mm+ Wonderful miniature species found only on the island of Escudo de Veraguas - tiny island off the Carribean coast of Panama. Relatively easy to keep in captivity as long as a plentiful bounty of springtails and other micro-livefoods can be supplied. These are an unrelated pair, the male bred in the UK and the female in Holland. Click here for larger image	Oophaga cf. pumilio 'Escudo' (1 sexed pair available)	£550.00 /pair
	Vanzolini's poison dart frog Dartfrog-produced c/b 2020 and UK c/b 2020 juveniles 10 -12mm Stunning thumbnail species. Bold, active, relatively easy to breed once established and will feed on fruit flies (large & small), hatchling crickets, aphids and springtails. Lovely trill-like call. These are unrelated but unsexed specimens. Click here for larger image	Ranitomeya vanzolinii (4 reserved)	SOLD
Other Frogs & Toads & Caecilians
Species (Vernacular) & Description		Scientific Name	Price Guide (Each)
	Moroccan Painted Frog UK-produced c/b 2020 juveniles 25mm A rarely-available species found near streams, ponds and springs (and also often saline water sources) in Morocco including the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. As these are relatively powerful frogs it requires a medium to large vivarium or a good subject for a semi-heated greenhouse. Click here for larger image	Discoglossus scovazzi (4 left)	£20.00 or £75.00 /4
	Golden Mantella UK-produced c/b 2020 grown juveniles 12 - 15mm 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 (8 left)	£65.00
Caudata (newts & salamanders) & Caecilians (Gymnophiona)
Species (Vernacular) & Description (size is snout - tail tip)		Scientific Name	Price Guide
	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 captivitry 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. We will also have c/b 2020 juveniles available soon. [click here for larger picture]	Aneides lugubris (3 available)	£80.00 or £225.00 /3
	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 (5 sexed pairs left)	£60.00 /pair

 

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