Available Amphibians

(updated 16-08-2022)

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Species (Vernacular) & Description		Scientific Name	Price Guide (Each)
	Dyeing poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 20mm+ Stunning Brazilian morph discovered relatively recently and now becoming popular in the hobby. These specimens are growing well but are not currently sexable.We can offer specimens from two unrealted bloodlines. Click here for larger image	Dendrobates tinctorius Tumucumaque (5 available)	£50.00
	Jewelled, eyed or ocellated lizard UK-produced c/b 2021 large juveniles around 20cm Europe’s largest lizard, this handsome reptile is from the Iberian Peninsula, south and wouthwest France. They are a beautiful shade of green with blue spots. The males are best kept individually particularly if a female is present. Requires a dry, Mediterranean-style set up with lots of flat rocks and dried logs and a basking spot. Can attain 60cm or more in males (females smaller). Takes a wide variety of foods including most insects, small rodents and even fruit. Can be kept in a well-protected unheated greenhouse year-round or even an outdoor vivarium in southern areas of the UK (with deep dry hibernation refuges provided). Click here for larger image	Timon lepidus ibericus (available to order)	£150.00 /pair
	European glass lizard or Sheltopusik Sub-adults 60cm+ Europe’s longest lizard capable of attaining over 120cm, this prehistoric reptile occurs throughout south-eastern Europe and western Asia. We haven't seen these offered in the UK before. Requires a large, warm vivarium with a basking area. Would be a great project for a warm greenhouse set up where it requires a grassy set up with some shade and damp areas. Preys on most invertebrates, small mammals and amphibians but is partucuarly fond of slugs and snails which it crushes and devours with its powerful jaws. Related to the slow-worm. Click here for larger image	Pseudopus apodus (available to order)	£140.00

Anurans (frogs & toads)

Poison Frogs

Species (Vernacular) & Description		Scientific Name	Price Guide (Each)
	Splashback poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2021 grown-on juveniles 25mm Rarely available morph. Very pale mint green or almost white with black toe tips that are in stark contrast to the rest of the frog. Click here for larger image	Adelphobates galactonotus ''moonshine' (available to order)	£95.00 or £350.00 /4
	Chrome pleasing poison frog c/b 2021 grown-on juveniles 20mm+ A stunning species from the highland Cordillera Oriental and part of the Cordillera Azul of central Peru. Requires cooler temperatures in the 70 - 74 F. range. As with most Ameerega these can be quite jumpy and require a relatively large vivarium with some height and large bromeliads. Otherwise relatively easy to care for. One of the specimens available is shown left. These are unsexed. Click here for larger image	Ameerega bassleri Sisa (4 reserved)	£55.00
	Bumblebee poison dart frog c/b 2021 near-adult/adult 25mm+ Great starter species. Easy to keep and breed under suitable conditions. Bold, greedy and males have a loud call.	Dendrobates leucomelas (3 available)	SOLD
	Bumblebee poison dart frog c/b 2022 grown-on juveniles 15 - 20mm Great starter species. Easy to keep and breed under suitable conditions. Bold, greedy and males have a loud call.	Dendrobates leucomelas (4 available)	£40.00
	Dyeing poison dart frog Dartfrog-produced c/b 2022 juveniles 15mm+ Impressive large morph with prodigious appetite (for smaller insects). Grows to around 40 - 45mm. Gorgeous bright blue legs. Feeding on springtails, Drosophila melanogaster, aphids and hatchling crickets. Cannot be sexed currently. Click here for larger image	Dendrobates tinctorius 'Brazil' (more available in 2 - 3 weeks)	SOLD
	Lowland phantasml poison frog UK-produced c/b 2022 large juveniles 15mm+ Very popular and ideal starter species. Very prolific once breeding starts and has a voracious appetite when not reproducing. Click here for larger image	Epipedobates anthonyi Santa Isabel (5 left)	£25.00
	Strawberry poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2021 sub-adults 16mm+ Fantastic bold species with numerous colour and geographic morphs. We have obtained a small number of this stunning morph which hails from mainland Panama. It is similar to (patterning-wise) and in close proximity to the Guaramo morph. We think these are 1:2 Click here for larger image	Oophaga pumilio 'Branca' (3 left)	£450.00 /3
	Strawberry poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2021 adult 18mm+ Fantastic bold species with numerous colour and geographic morphs. This relatively large morphs is found near the small village of Charco La Pava, north western Panama in the same general region that the Colubre and Loma Colubre occur. This is a single adult male. Click here for larger image	Oophaga pumilio 'Charco Le Pava' (1,0 available)	£150.00
Image coming soon	Strawberry poison dart frog UK-produced c/b 2021 adult 18mm+ Fantastic bold species with numerous colour and geographic morphs. This unsually patterned morph hails from the Colubre region of mainland Panama. It is similar to (colour-wise) and in close proximity to the Colubre morph apart from a golden spodge on the top of the dorsum. We think this is a female but not 100% certain. Click here for larger image	Oophaga pumilio 'Loma Colubre' (1 available)	£150.00
	Banded poison dart frog Dartfrog-produced c/b 2022 grown-on juveniles 15mm+ Easy species with a melodius call. Excellent for the beginner, relatively shy but bolder with age. Click here for larger image	Phyllobates vittatus (3 available)	£35.00 or £100.00 /3
	Imitator poison dart frog UK-produced 2022 sub- adults 14mm+ Bold, inquistive species with an amazing reproductive sequence. Once established relatively easy to breed and males have a lovely trill-like call. Requires a tall vivarium with some elevated bromelaids and usually lays 1 - 3 eggs in a slightly inclined film cannister or on a smooth leaf. Adults will show parental care of eggs/tadpoles or tadpoles can be reared artificially. Can supply unrelated specimens.	Ranitomeya imitator 'Nominat form' (3 available)	£75.00
Other Frogs & Toads & Caecilians
Species (Vernacular) & Description		Scientific Name	Price Guide (Each)
	Giant fire-bellied toad UK-produced c/b 2021 large juveniles 25mm+ Large fire-bellied toad from the mountains of southern China. Unusually males can grow larger than females. Needs a cool aquaterrarium with a regular supply of small foods. The water should be filtrated as it is prone to fungal disease especially in the eyes. Relatively easy to keep. Click here for larger image	Bombina maxima (2 available)	£80.00 /2
	Oriental fire-bellied toad (Korean green form) UK-produced c/b 2022 juveniles 15mm+es 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. These stunning specimens have little in the way of black spots on the back (see picture here of actual specimens) Click here for larger image	Bombina orientalis (available to order)	£25.00
	European yellow bellied toad UK-produced c/b 2021 sub-adults 20mm+ Superb hardy species for the temperate semi-aquatic set-up or can even be kept in a greenhouse or outdoor vivarium in protected places. These specimens metamorphosed 8 - 12 weeks ago and are taking Drosophila and 1st instar crickets. Click here for larger image	Bombina variegata variegata (available to order)	£16.99
	European green toad UK-produced c/b 2022 juveniles 12 - 15mm 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 (8 left)	£25.00
	American green tree frog UK-produced c/b 2021 sub-adults/adults 30mm+ 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 (4 available)	£30.00
	Squirell tree frog UK-produced c/b 2021 sub-adults 20mm+ Easy south-east USA species for the vivarium or greenhouse set up. Prefers a tall vivarium with a few leafy foliage plants. Grows to 25 - 38mm, females larger than males. Click here for larger image	Dryophytes squirella (2 available)	£50.00 /2
	Grey tree frog UK-produced c/b 2022 juveniles 20mm+ 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 frogs and growing fast. Click here for larger image	Dryophytes versicolor (3 available)	£80.00 /3
	European green tree frog UK-produced c/b 2022 large juveniles - sub-aduls 20 - 30mm A hardy tree frog that makes a great vivarium or greenhouse subject. Males possess a loud raucous call. Feeding on fruit flies and small crickets. These are all the standard green phase and the original parents are from western France.	Hyla arborea arborea (6 available)	£25.00
	Lemon-yellow tree frog UK-produced c/b 2022 juveniles 20mm+ A super tree frog that makes a great vivarium or greenhouse subject (heated to remain above freezing in the winter). Males possess a loud raucous call. Feeding on fruit flies and small crickets. These occur in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cyprus, Egypt, Georgia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, and Yemen. Not currently sexable.	Hyla savignyi (available to order)	£25.00
	Colorado river toad c/b 2020 large juveniles 70mm - 90mm+ Large, sought-after species from southwest USA. Adult females can grow to 19cm. Requires a large semi-arid vivarium and usually breeds after flash-floods. Prodigious appetite. Only occasionally available in the UK. Click here for larger image	Incilius alvarius (available to order)	£125.00 or £320.00 /3
	Golden Mantella UK-produced c/b 2021 grown-on juveniles 10 - 14mm 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 decent-sized froglets that are nice and orange and are taking springtails, pinhead crickets and melanogaster fruitflies. Click here for larger image	Mantella aurantiaca (3 left)	£60.00 or £170.00 /3
	Climbing Mantella Dartfrog-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 10mm+ A semi-arboreal species with totally different behaviour to other members of the genus. These breed in water-filled tree holes (such as bamboo) and as with species of the genus Ranitomeya often provide infertile food eggs for the tadpoles. Needs an arboreal vivarium with relatively sparse vegetation and lots of leaves. Require warm, humid surrounds. Care sheet provided with the frogs.	Mantella laevigata (more available late summer)	£60.00
	Amazon milking frog UK-produced captive-bred juveniles Beautiful large South American arboreal species. Smaller specimens are taking large fruit fly and 1st instar crickets. Larger specimens feeding on 3rd instar crickets, curly-winged flies and waxmoths. Click here for larger image	c/b 2022 juveniles 10 - 15mm Trachycephalus resinifictrix (available to order)	£55.00
		c/b 2021 juveniles 40 - 60mm Trachycephalus resinifictrix (available to order)	£65.00
Caudata (newts & salamanders) & Caecilians (Gymnophiona)
Species (Vernacular) & Description (size is snout - tail tip)		Scientific Name	Price Guide
	Spotted salamander UK-produced c/b 2022 large juveniles 60mm+ 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 (4 left)	£45.00 or £80.00 /2
	Eastern Tiger salamander UK-produced c/b 2022 juveniles 70mm+ Widespread subspecies from the eastern side of the USA. This species is the nominate form from Illinois. Prodigious appetite (basically lunges at anything that moves). Grows to around 25 - 30cm. These specimens have mid - late July and are growing fast. [click here for larger picture] [click here for larger picture of newly-morphed]	Ambystoma tigrinum tigrinum (12 available)	£50.00 or £180.00 /4
	California climbing salamander Dartfrog-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 4cm+ 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 (8 left)	£50.00 or £180.00 /4
	California climbing salamander Dartfrog-produced c/b 2020 large juveniles 8cm+ 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. These are two unrelated specimens. [click here for larger picture]	Aneides lugubris (2 left)	£140.00 /2
	Okinawa sword-tailed newt UK-produced c/b 2022 juveniles 45 - 50mm Fantastic, colorful species from Okinawa Island, Japan capable of tolerating a wide temperature range (from 8 up to 27°C). Once adult they are almost entirely aquatic and feeding on just about anything. These are this years juveniles and are taking pinhead crickets, Drosophila melanogaster and bloodworm. Currently terrestrial. [click here for larger picture]	Cynops ensicauda popei (8 reserved)	£45.00
	Hida salamander Adults 130mm+ Rarely if ever available in the UK this stunning Japanese species is endemic to the montane coniferous, deciduous and mixed forests of central and western Honshu island. It is a stream breeder so needs cool, motile water and breeds in February through to April after a hibernation period. These would make a fantastic breeding project and as far as we know have never been bred in the UK. These are a sexed pair. [click here for larger picture]	Hynobius kimurae (2 reserved)	£180.00 /2
	Southern Italian Alpine newt UK-produced c/b 2020/21 near-adults/adults 70mm+ 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 (1 pair left)	£45.00 /pair
	Lake Urmia newt UK-produced c/b 2022 well-grown juveniles 55 - 60mm Stunning species from south-east Turkey (Hakkari), and north east Iraq and western Iran. These specimens are F1 from adults hailing from Aqra and possess the large cream/yellow spots and attain a very good size (in excess of 15cm). These can be kept terrestrial or fully-aquatic with a small land area. [click here for larger picture]	Neurergus crocatus (6 available)	£60.00
	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)	£90.00 /2
	Iberian Ribbed newt UK-produced c/b 2022 juveniles 50mm+ These specimens are captive bred from Spanish adults. An almost entirely aquatic species this is one of the largest European caudata attaining 25cm. Easy to keep and breeding in an aquatic set up but provide a few rock for them to emerge on land if required. Voracious appetites. These cannot be sexed. [click here for larger picture]	Pleurodeles waltl (available to order)	£25.00
	Moroccan fire salamander UK-produced c/b 2022 large juveniles 60mm+ A very streamlined salamander which often quick, lizard like movements which enables it to track down crickets and other small insects. These are the ovoviviparous form giving birth to larvae. This particular form as orange rather than yellow blotches. This develops as the salamander grows and are yellow initially. [click here for larger picture]	Salamandra algira tingitana 'Beni Arouss orange phase' (available to order)	£75.00 or £275.00 /4
	Portuguese fire salamander UK-produced c/b 2021 juveniles 50 - 60mm A stout subspecies the original adults of these specimens are from Gallicia, north-west Spain. The unique patterning and red develops at the salamanders reach maturity. These are taking 2nd/3rd instar crickets, worms, slugs and wax worm. [click here for larger picture of juvenile] [click here for picture of adult].	Salamandra salamandra gallaica 'Galicia) (4 left)	£55.00 or £200.00 /4
	Lined fire salamander UK-produced c/b 2018 adults 180mm+ The typical morph with yellow lines (and thus thinner black lines). These are genuine captive bred adults taking slugs, worms, wax worm and crickets. These are full grown adults and will breed later this year or next spring. These can be sexed. [click here for larger picture]	Salamandra salamandra terrestris (available to order)	£55.00
	Lined fire salamander UK-produced c/b 2022 juveniles 45mm+ The typical morph with yellow lines (and thus thinner black lines). These are genuine captive bred juveniles around 3 - 4 weeks out the water. They are taking small slugs, worms, wax worm and crickets. Should mature in 3 - 4 years or so. These cannot be sexed. [click here for larger picture]	Salamandra salamandra terrestris (10 available)	£25.00 or £85.00 /4

 

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