Dart Frogs

This morph is a relatively new introduction to the hobby thanks to the efforts of WIKIRI. Stunning electric blue stripes radiate against a deep maroon base colour.

It is a fairly bold and primarily terrestrial species native to Amazonian Ecuador. Males call frequently throughout the day. This is still an uncommon species in the hobby. *Photos from the breeders.

These charismatic Ranitomeya are as prolific as they are hardy. For those looking to start with Ranitomeya you could not do better than these!

Epipedobates tricolor 'Santa Isabel' Dart Frogs - one of the boldest and easiest of the two species, popular due to its bright red coloration. Females get up to 1", males are smaller. Eating springtails, fruit flies, dwarf isopods and pinhead crickets.

Dendrobates tinctorius 'Azureus', Blue Poison Dart Frog, a large dart frog getting up to 2 inches.

This lovely form from French Guyana is one of the smallest morphs of Dendrobates tinctorius. Its adult size is similar to your average Dendrobates auratus.

A lovely frog, we find these to be bold and pleasantly vocal. **If quantity shows 'backorder' contact us for ETA**

Canadian Bred Adelphobates galactonotus ‘Red’ Dart Frog