Welcome to the poison dart frog website
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Did you know?
A fully planted vivarium can contain mosses, ferns, epiphytes like bromeliads and even flowering orchids! |
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Poison frogs (also known as arrow poison frogs, or poison dart frogs) are incredibly beautiful animals, but like all exotic pets, they do require some knowledge in order to thrive in captivity. Start by reading the article Introduction to dart frogs for an overview on these frogs, and the dart frog maintenance section, for more about culturing livefoods and setting up the terrarium (also known as a vivarium)
Phyllobates bicolor
Whats new on this site?
Tropical woodlice, Trichorhina tomentosa are one of the least labor-intensive of livefoods - and are greatly appreciated by all dart frogs
Dendrobates azureus and Phyllobates bicolor - new photographs of two old favourites
Whiteworms make a great (and easy) treat food for dart frogs. Find out how...
Sparring tinctorius Photoset of two male Dendrobates tinctorius wrestling.
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This site contains photographs, information on poison dart frog husbandry, their habitats from the Amazon rainforest, and elsewhere in South America. There are articles on tropical plants (bromiliads, orchids, epiphytes), vivariums, and of course the frogs themselves. If you have any suggestions please contact me on info@poisondartfrog.co.uk.
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