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an orange and black frog sitting on top of a tree branch
There's no need to kiss this frog… he's already a prince! (Well his whole species have been named after Prince Charles)
The Ecuadorian stream frog which has been named Hyloscirtus princecharlesi in honour of the Prince of Wales' environmental campaigning over the years
a small frog sitting on top of a metal object next to water and dirt covered ground
Electric Orchids
little devil poison frog (Oophaga sylvatica)
a yellow and black frog sitting on top of a piece of wood in front of a black background
Leptodactylus laticeps
a green and black frog sitting on top of a leaf
Ranitomeya variabilis | Poison Dart Frogs | Dendrobates.org
Zimmermann’s poison frog
a yellow and black frog sitting on some rocks
stickyfrogs
Harlequin Poison Dart Frog
an orange and black frog sitting on top of a green surface
Benedicta Nominant
Dart Frog Connection - Benedicta Nominant Color: Red, Black, and Blue Size: Small- Reaching up to 3/4 inch or larger. Locality: Found in the rainforest of Peru Difficulty: Intermediate Temperature: range between 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit Humidity: 60%-80% Behavior: Shy- Arboreal- Loud Call- Does fine in groups Terrarium Setup: 1 square ft per frog- Arboreal
a striped frog sitting on top of a green leafy plant with blue sky in the background
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Marbled Reed Frog
a yellow and black frog sitting on top of a leaf
Poison Dart Frog
a red and white frog sitting on top of a green leaf
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a blue and black frog sitting on the ground next to a leafy green plant
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Blue Poison Frog
a green frog sitting on top of a tree branch
Scaphiophryne spinosa
an orange and black frog sitting on top of a rock next to another green frog
Ameerega pepperi | Poison Dart Frogs | Dendrobates.org
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