Perched Blue Azureus Poison Dart Frog
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vivarium
Oophaga Sylvatica “San Lorenzo”
A gorgeous Oophaga Sylvatica “San Lorenzo”
Air Plants in a Paludarium
A few small air plants sit at the top of a large Paludarium near some emersed Java fern. An unlikely pair !
Oophaga Sylvatica “San Lorenzo”
A gorgeous Oophaga Sylvatica “San Lorenzo” – (another one from PaulsJungleExotics.com / photo by@jeffgolenski) Submit your photos of yours and we’ll feature them!
Mint Terribilis Poison Dart Frogs
Phyllobates Terribilis (Mint) search through leaf litter for fruit flies to snack on. Mint Terribilis are rather large as far as dart frogs go. They are bold and have a great call as well!
These little guys are part of Pauls Jungle Exotics collection, located in Rhode Island.
Leucomelas hunting for food
A dendrobates Leucomelas appears in a yoga pose as she hunts springtails on this mossy branch.
Lounging Leucomelas Poison Dart Frog
A young Leucomelas poison dart frog lounges on the leaf of a bromeliad after breakfast.
Dendrobates Auratus ‘Bronze and Turquoise’ Poison Dart Frog
A Dendrobates ‘Bronze and Turquoise Auratus’ Poison Dart Frog explores a monkey pod within her vivarium, looking for food. These frogs are generally fed “flightless” or wingless fruit flies in captivity, which render them non-toxic.
Photographed by Rainforest Concepts for Paul’s Jungle Exotics
Dendrobates Leucomelas ‘Fine Spot’ Poison Dart Frog
A Dendrobates Leucomelas “Fine Spot” Poison Dart Frog – sometimes called a bumblebee poison dart frog or yellow banded poison dart frog – sits perched on a leaf as he watches his brothers and sisters hop around the vivarium.
Photographed by Rainforest Concepts for Paul’s Jungle Exotics
Dendrobates Tinctorius Azureus Poison Dart Frog
A blue Dendrobates Tinctorius Azureus Poison Dart Frog keeps a careful eye on his food while he sits on some java moss.
Photo taken by Rainforest Concepts for Paul’s Jungle Exotics