Keeping frogs as pets is a rewarding experience for some people. For others, not so much. In this post, I’ll go over the pros and cons of caring for frogs, give you a list of the things you’ll need, and tell you how to get started! Before You Buy a Frog There are a number…
How to tell if a Frog is Poisonous
There are over 4,700 species of frogs inhabiting every continent except Antarctica. Out of those, there are more than 100 species of poison-dart frogs. These brightly colored frogs inhabit the rainforests of Central and South America, Africa and other tropical and subtropical regions. They look beautiful but they carry with them a deadly alkaloid toxin. The…
Tomato Frog
Tomato Frogs are quickly becoming one of the most popular species kept as pets. For this reason, I’ve taken the liberty of writing this care sheet, filled with all the information you need to keep these frogs happy and healthy. I’ve also added quite a bit of information to the husbandry section, should you decide…
2018 Best Waterfall Kits for Terrariums
Reptiles like their water, especially amphibians. Adding a waterfall feature to your pet’s terrarium is a great way to increase humidity and keeps water from becoming stagnant. Not only that, it gives the enclosure a more naturalistic appearance. Searching for the perfect waterfall can be fun but time-consuming. So, to save you some time, I’ve…
How to Increase Humidity in a Terrarium
Most terrariums are designed with airflow in mind. They have vents on the bottom and a screen lid on top, which allows air to circulate in the enclosure and exit through the top. Because of this, it can be difficult to keep the humidity inside. This is both a good thing and a bad thing. Reptiles…
South American Red-belly Toad
There are currently 29 species in the Melanophryniscus Genus, commonly known as South American Red Belly Toads. While some of these are endangered and not found in the pet trade, others like the Bumble Bee Toad, Maldonada red belly toad, and klappenbach red-bellied toad are. And they make great pets, especially for beginners. Daily misting…
Top 16 Weirdest Frogs & Toads
With over 4,000 species of frogs and toads in the world, you’re bound to find a few that stick out as being weird, creepy, bizarre, and down-right horrific. That’s what this article aims to uncover; the weirdest frogs and toads on earth. Frogs and toads are amphibians but more specifically, they belong to the Anura…
Frog Handling Etiquette: Things You Should Know
When handling frogs, toads or other amphibians, there are precautions you should take to avoid harming them and yourself. Most people don’t consider the dangers of catching and holding amphibians; snatching up a wild poison-dart frog can be fatal but so can a seemingly harmless tree frog in your backyard. Bacteria like salmonella, which is…
American Green Tree Frog
Keeping American green tree frogs as pets is an enjoyable experience for beginners and experts alike. This species is hardier than most tree frogs which makes them easy to care for. There are some necessities and daily attention is required, but only minimal once their enclosure is set up. This guide will show you everything…
The World’s Deadliest Frog Genus
With over 170 species of poison dart frogs, also known as Dendrobatoidae, it’s fascinating to question which of these is the deadliest. The Dendrobatoidae family has 7 Genus; only one of which has been documented as being used to make poisonous darts or arrows. That Genus is known as Phyllobates and it contains 6 species of frogs, all…
A Complete Guide on Safe Water For Amphibians
Finding the best water for your amphibian can be a daunting task. With pH levels, minerals, and water hardness, it’s easy to feel uncertain whether or not you’re providing your pet amphibian with water it can live in. That’s what this guide is for. With a little knowledge about water and, of course, amphibians, you’ll…
Vietnamese Mossy Frog
Pet care guide for Vietnamese Mossy Frog (Theloderma corticale) Also known as Warty Frogs and Bug-eyed Frogs.
African Clawed Frog
The African clawed frog is one of the easiest frogs to care for. They’re completely aquatic so a small-sized aquarium will suit their needs perfectly. Not only do they not require a large tank, they eat nearly anything you place in front of them, they’re hardy and widely available online and in pet stores. African clawed…