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$74.99
Ranitomeya imitator, commonly called the Mimic Poison Dart Frog is a great beginner thumbnail species. Being arboreal, they will take advantage of the upper levels in taller habitats and do well in groups given enough room.
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$224.99
Originally from Red Frog Beach on Isla Bastimentos in Bocas del Toro, Panama, this highly coveted dart frog is recognizable for its red coloration with black spots and white belly and feet. These “Bastimentos Red Frog Beach” dart frogs (Oophaga pumilio) are captive-bred in Colorado. They generally do best in duos or trios at sexual maturity, and are an incredible example of rare biparental care in the wild.
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$109.99
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$149.99
Originating from northern Brazil, Peru, and French Guyana, Adelphobates quinquevittatus (commonly misspelled quinquevittatum) are very rare in the hobby. These froglets are from Phil Tan’s old German line. Quinqevittatus do great in groups and are not loud. They are very consistent (between individuals) white pinstripes on a jet black background on their bodies and orange/red legs.
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$124.99
This morph comes from lowland regions in Peru. It is a striking frog, on the large side of the thumbnail spectrum. They do great in groups and do not have a loud call. They have bright orange heads followed by a white collar around the neck, black body with bluish markings on the back and bluish-grey net patterns on their legs. The parents of these froglets were F1s directly from Understory Enterprises.
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$169.99
Purple Harlequin Toad (Atelopus barbotini) Origin: Wild Collected Suriname Diet: Insect eater, pinhead crickets and flightless fruit flies Adult Size: Up to 3.5″ Recommended Enclosure Size: 18×18″ minimum base dimensions, larger for multiple frogs Temperature Range: 70-78F
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