 |
Available |
(updated 04-02-10) |
The
following species are currently available. Online orders accepted
but as many are in short supply and we require delivery details
or if you are collecting,
if interested please phone or email us to reserve and we will direct
you to a temporary page for you to place the order.
Please read our terms
and conditions before placing an order.
Amphibians
are available for delivery in the UK only or can be collected from
our retail premises near Bewdley,
Worcestershire (approximately 6.5 miles from the West Midlands
Safari Park).
Please contact info@dartfrog.co.uk or phone +44 (0)1299 832463 for further details. |
Available to Order
| Scientific Name | Price Guide (Each) | ||
 |
Red-Headed
Harlequin poison dart frog |
Oophaga histrionica |
£250.00 |
Special Offers
| Scientific Name | Price Guide (Each) | ||
 |
Lowland phantasml
poison frog |
Epipedobates anthonyi (15 available) |
Special
Offer |
 |
Banded poison
dart frog |
Phyllobates
vittatus |
Special
Offer £25.00 each |
 |
Lined
fire salamander UK produced c/b 2008 sub-adults 110mm+ Popular and easy-to-keep morph suited the cool viavrium. Loves slugs, worms, waxmoth larvae and soft-bodied grubs. We are able to sex these salamanders [click here for larger picture] |
Salamandra
salamandra terrestris (4 left) |
Special Offer £25.00 or £40.00 /pair |
Anurans (frogs & toads)
Scientific Name Price Guide (Each) 
Splashback poison dart frog
c/b 2008 sub-adults 20mm
An relativley large, attractive frogs and extremely popular. Adults are very plump and active.Adelphobates galactonotus
'orange'
(4 available)£50.00 or £95.00/2 Green pleasing poison frog
Dartfrog-produced 2009 juveniles 10 - 12mm
Large, ground- dwelling species with iridescent green coloration and a heavily granulated skin. Prefers cooler conditions (maximum 24°C). These specimens are around 3 - 4 weeks out of the water and taking springtails, pinhead crickets and melanogaster fruit flies.
Ameergea bassleri
(4 left)£35.00 or £60.00 /2 Three-striped poison frog
c/f adults 35 - 45mm from Surinam with CITES paper
Huge (in dart frog terms!), bold species with conspicuous orange/red bands. Excellent subject for the community vivarium. Taking anything up to 3rd instar crickets.
Click here for larger image.
Ameergea trivittata
'Red'
(1 sexed pair available)£180.00/ pair Blue & black poison dart frog
UK-produced c/b 2009, Large juveniles 20mm
Stunning, highly popular morph. Quite shy but these specimens have very good appetites and will breed soon given correct conditions. These are imports from Canada.
Click here for larger imageDendrobates auratus
'Blue morph'
(15 available)£35.00 
Bumblebee poison dart frog
UK-produced c/b 2008 large juveniles 16 - 20mm
Great starter species. Easy to keep and breed under suitable conditions. Bold, greedy and males have a loud call. We have a number of healthy captive bred specimens available - males of which are already calling.Dendrobates leucomelas
(8 available)
Blue poison dart frog
UK-produced 09, large juveniles 15 - 20mm Dartfrog-produced 09 juveniles 12mm
Probably the most popular of the poison dart frogs, this stunning species grows to a good size (around 35 - 40mm) and is relatively easy to care for. The large juveniles are sexable specimens.
Click here for larger imageDendrobates tinctorius azureus
(12 large juveniles left & 2 small juveniles available)Large juveniles:
£60.00Small juveniles:
£45.00
Dyeing poison dart frog
c/b 2008 sub-adults/adults 30mm+
Another gorgeous large morph from the Mont La Fumeé region of Central French Guiana. Rarely available in captivity. The picture is of one of the adults from which these frogs were produced.
Click here for larger imageDendrobates tinctorius 'La Fumeé'
(1 sexed pair left)£160.00 /pair 
Dyeing poison dart frog
UK-produced c/b 2009, juveniles 18mm
Nice morph growing to around 35mm and requiring a constant supply of small invertebrates such as fruit flies and small crickets.
Click here for larger imageDendrobates tinctorius 'Nominat'
(2 available)£100.00 /2 
Dyeing poison dart frog
UK-produced c/b 2009, juveniles 15 - 18mm
Beautiful morph from French Guyana. Grows to around 35 - 40mm (females bigger than males). These are grown-on juveniles, very plump and feeding on pinhead crickets, melanogaster fruit fly and other small invertebrates. They will soon progress to hydei fruit fly and 1st instar crickets.
Click here for larger imageDendrobates tinctorius 'Oyapok'
(4 left)£45.00 
Dyeing poison dart frog
UK-produced c/b 2009, large juveniles 20mm
Another attractive morph and extremely popular. Adults are very plump and active. We have a sexed pair of sub-adults available.Click here for larger image
Dendrobates tinctorius 'Patricia'
(3 left)£50.00 
Dyeing poison dart frog
c/b 2009, large juveniles 20mm
Stunning large morph which again is not often available. Predominantly yellow especially in adults. These also possess blue rather than black legs usually seen in this morph. Easy to maintain and very bold. Can attain over 40mm.
Click here for larger imageDendrobates tinctorius 'Regina'
(1 sexed pair left)£65.00 Phantasml poison Frog
c/b 2009 sub-adults 15mm
Very popular and ideal starter species. Very prolific once breeding starts and has a voracious appetite when not reproducing. Prefers cooler temp[eratures to the more familiar Epipedobates tricolor.
Epipedobates tricolor 'Highland'
(2 available)£70.00 /2 Maranon poison dart frog
Dartfrog produced c/b 2008, juveniles 12mm +
Stunning species from isolated spots in Peru. Relatively easy to keep in captivity as is tolerant of a fairly wide temperature range. The legal status of this frog is subject to much discussion but needs clarification. These grown on juvenile specimens are genuine captive bred. F1 and F2 specimens can be offered from 2 unrelated bloodlines.
Click here for larger imageExcidobates mysteriosus
(more available spring )
£170.00 /2 Colombian poison dart frog
c/b 2008, 20mm large juveniles
One of the larger dart frogs with an appetite to match. Adults are a stunning bright yellow colour. Quite easy to keep in captivity as they can devour larger food items such as 2/3rd instar crickets, waxmoths, freshly sloughed mealworms, house spiders etc.
Pictures of: - [yellow adult] [yellow juvenile]Phyllobates terriblis 'yellow'
(6 available)£70.00 
Strawberry poison dart frog
c/b 2009 grown-on juveniles 15mm
Fantastic bold species with numerous colour and geographic morphs. This gorgeous purple/blue morph occurs on the mainland Panama. It is not available too often. This is a medium-sized morph attaining around 20mm
Click here for larger imageOophaga pumilio
'Cauchero'
(2 left)£180.00 /2
Strawberry poison dart frog
c/b 2008 adults 18 - 21mm
Fantastic bold species with numerous colour and geographic morphs. This pale orange with tiny black speckled morph occurs on the island of Nancy (Isla Solarte) and is a medium sized type. It is quite gregarious given a suitably sized and well-planted vivarium.
Click here for larger imageOophaga pumilio
'Nancy'
(1 male available)£90.00
Imitator poison dart frog
c/b 2009 adults 18 - 20mm
Bold, inquistive species with an amazing reproductive sequence. Once established relatively easy to breed and males have a lovely trill-like call. Care as above. This is a new morph imported into Holland from Canada. They appear similar to the Yurimaguensis morph but have paler yellow lines. Very bold species.
Click here for larger image.Ranitomeya imitator 'Yumbatos'
(6 available)£75.00 Lowland Pasco poison dart frog red
UK-produced c/b 2009, large juveniles 12mm+
Although very similar to the 'Panguana' morph these frogs have a totally different dispositions in that they are pretty bold and slightly larger.Click here for larger image
Ranitomeya lamasi 'Lowland red'
(2 left)£32.50 Lowland Pasco poison dart frog red
c/b 2009 sub-adults 20mm
Discovered in 2006 this unsually large lamasi morph can attain nealy 24mm. It has a typical yellow lowland lamasi pattern but reveals plae yellow or white flash marks on the back of the thigh and upper arms. Very bold disposition unlike the preceding species.Ranitomeya lamasi 'Contanama giant'
(6 available)£75.00 Amazonian poison dart frog
Dartfrog-produced c/b 2009 adults 18mm
Super little species ideal as the starter 'thumbnail'. Taking both Drosophila hydei & melanogaster as well as the usual diet of springtails, aphids and other tiny invertebrates. This morph of ventrimaculata is one of the largest morphs attaining as much as 18mm. Excellent in small groups.
Click here for larger image.
Ranitomeya ventrimaculata
'Borja Ridge'
(more available soon)
sold
Amazonian poison dart frog
c/b 2009 adults 16 -17mm
Super little species ideal as the starter 'thumbnail'. Taking both Drosophila hydei & melanogaster as well as the usual diet of springtails, aphids and other tiny invertebrates. This morph of ventrimaculata has lovely iridescent yellow bands on the dorsum.
Click here for larger image.
Ranitomeya ventrimaculata
'French Guyana'
(2 left)
sold
Other Frogs & Toads & Caecilians
Scientific Name Price Guide (Each) Pebas harlequin toad
Males 26 - 29 mm, females 31 - 39 mm
A small diurnal species from primary tropical rainforest in the Amazonian basin of Brazil, Peru and Ecuador, and in Guyana, Surinam, and French Guiana. These specimens are from Surinam. We are selling these in groups of 1 female and 3 males. 4 groups available.Atelopus spumarius "hoogmoedi"
(1 group of 3,1 available)sold European fire bellied toad
c/b 2009 large juveniles 18mm+
This species is extremely difficult to obtain these days and this is first time we have been able to offer them for some time. There are limited quantities available and we may be able to obtain more if required. Superb hardy species for the temperate semi-aquatic set-up.Click here for larger image
Bombina bombina
(4 left)£22.99 European yellow bellied toad
UK-produced c/b 08 sub-adults/adults 30 - 40mm
This species is proving pretty difficult to obtain these days and this is first time we have been able to offer them this year. There are limited quantities available although we may be able to obtain more if required. Superb hardy species for the temperate semi-aquatic set-up.Click here for larger image
Bombina variegata variegata
(8 left)£12.50 or
£20.00 /pairOriental fire-bellied toad (Korean form)
UK-produced c/b 09 large juveniles 20 - 25mm
An attractive, easy-to-keep species requiring a semi-aquatic setup with lots of pond weed and a small basking area. These are plump healthy toads taking up to 2nd instar crickets, chopped worm and lesser waxworm. The typical green dorsum is developing.Click here for larger image
Bombina orientalis
(10 left)£6.99
European green toad
c/b 2009 25mm
Gorgeously patterned toad. Very plump with a voracious appetite. These are the genuine European (Greek) form.Bufo viridis viridis
(2 left)£19.99 False tomato frog
c/b 09 large juveniles 35mm+
A popular fossorial (burrowing) species from Madagascar with a lovely orange dorsum and prodigious appetite. Easy to care for in a warm, humid vivarium with a loose compost/moss mixture. Feeds on most invertebrates.Click here for larger image
Dyscophus guineti
(2 available )£40.00 /2
European green tree frog
UK-produced c/b 09 adults 35 - 40mm
A hardy tree frog that makes a great vivarium or greenhouse subject.
Males possess a loud raucous call. Feeding on fruit flies and small crickets.
Hyla arborea arborea
(10 available)£15.00 Golden Mantella
UK-produced c/b 09 sub-adults 13 - 15mm
Stunning Madagascan species which is a fantastic, bold addition to any amphibian collection. Prefers cooler temperatures than most dart frogs ideally in the 65 - 72°F range. We have a small number of froglets that are just turning orange and are taking springtails, pinhead crickets and melanogaster fruit flies.
Please note we cannot sex these specimens at the moment.
Click here for larger imageMantella aurantiaca
(8 left)£45.00 or
£80.00 /2Bronze Mantella
c/b 2009 sub-adults 17 - 20mm
A more common species from northwestern Madagascar. Quite widely distributed and quite often occur in altered habitats. Easy to keep at warm (72 - 75 F) temperatures.
Click here for larger imageMantella betsileo
(4 reserved)£24.99
Green Mantella
c/b 2009 juveniles 10 - 12mm and large juveniles 20mm
Attractive species which grows slightly larger than the golden mantella and is also somewhat more shy. Otherwise eqasy to maintain with a prodigious appetite. Requires slightly warmer temperatures than the above species. Limited availability.
Click here for larger imageMantella viridis
(6 small and 4 large juveniles left)Small:
£34.99Large:
£49.99Cinnamon Tree Frog
c/b 2008 mature specimens 25 - 30mm
Stunning, rare species from Borneo (also occurs in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam). The dorsal coloration varies from red to salmon pink (changes with the mood of the frog) and is peppered with bright, white dots. This species need tropical, humid conditions and apparently breeds in water-filled tree holes in its lowland rainforest habitat. Attains 40 - 50mm but is usually smaller.
First time offered in the UK.
Click here for larger imageNyctixalus pictus
(1 pair left)£140.00 /pair
Eastern Spadefoot toad
UK-produced c/b 09 large juveniles 12 - 15mm
Grows into a large fossorial species with a huge appetite. Easy to keep and can be coerced into breeding by simulating flash floods.
Click here for larger image
Pelobates fuscus
(4 left)£12.50
Tiger Leg Monkey Frog
c/b 09 well-grown sub-adults approximately 30 - 35mm
Lovely small Phyllomedusid frog from large areas of sub-tropical/tropical South America. The origins of these specimens are thought to be Paraguay. Attains 4cm males, 4.5 - 5cm females. Striking tiger-like marking on inner thigh and lower flanks.
Click here for larger imagePhyllomedusa hypochondrialis azurea
(2 left)sold Moroccan green toad
UK-produced c/b 08 sub-adults 25mm
Fantastic little species hailing from localised areas of Morocco, Algeria and the western Sahara. One of the few Bufonid toads that is relatively easy to breed in captivity. Read this excellent article for further information.Click here for larger image
Pseudepidalea (Bufo) brongersmai
(2 available)£55.00 /pair
Blue gliding frog
Sub-adults 50 - 60mm
Medium sized arboreal species from China, Laos and Vietnam which often has a stunning turquoise-blue dorsal coloration. Attains around 85 - 110mm and during breeding produces the foam-nest often seen in this genus.Click here for larger image
Rhacophorus (Polypedobates) dennysi
(2 available)£50.00 /2
Amazon milking frog
UK-produced c/b 09 juveniles 12 - 18mm
Beautiful large Souther American arboreal species. Feeding on 2nd instar crickets, curly-winged flies and lesser waxmoths.Click here for larger image
Trachycephalus resinifictrix
(7 left)£19.99
Caudata (newts & salamanders) & Caecilians (Gymnophiona)
Scientific Name Price Guide Anderson's Salamander
c/b 2008 15 -18cm
Stunning neotenic species found only in and around one lake called Lago Zacapu in north-western Michoacan, Mexico, at 2,000m altitude. Grows up to 25cm and feeds on just about anything it can swallow including worms, axolotl pellets, small fish, pieces of lean raw beef to name but a few. Avoid pellets containing iodine otherwise it will metamorphose something that is thought not to happen in the wild. Keep as for axolotl's - ideally clean, filtered, gently aerated water with plenty of submerged rocks and decorative wood and large grade gravel base. Collection recommended. Only a few in stock so first-come first-served...
[click here for larger picture]
Ambystoma andersoni
(2 left)£185.00 /2
Northwestern salamander
Raised from larvae 2008 8 -12cm
We are pleased to offer this rarely available species. Adults are a stunning bronze colour with pronounced parotid glands. Voracious feeder.
[click here for larger picture]
Ambystoma gracile
(3 available)£50.00 or £125.00 /3
Long-toed salamander
Raised from larvae 2008 10cm +
We are pleased to offer this rarely available West coast USA species. This is an import of a successful captive breeding in Europe. Adults possess a bronze dorsal band on a darker background. More slender than the species below.
[click here for larger picture]
Ambystoma macrodactylum macrodactylum
(5 available)£45.00
Marbled salamander
Adults 10 - 12cm
This species has becoming increasingly difficult to obtain but we have managed to get a small import from Germany. Predominantly subterranean they require cool, woodland style vivarium with plenty of hiding places. These can be sexed.
[click here for larger picture]
Ambystoma opacum
(2 sexed pairs available)£90.00 /pair
Blue-tailed fire-bellied Newt
c/b 2007 sub-adults/adults 60mm
Rarely available species from China. Highly aquatic, males develop a lovely blue sheen. Care requirements similar to Cynops pyrrhogaster. These have been captive bred in Holland.
[click here for larger picture]Cynops cyanurus
(2 sexed pairs left)£45.00 /pair Japanese sword-tailed newt
Adults 130 - 150mm
Fantastic species from Okinawa Island, Japan capable of tolerating a wide temperature range (from 8 up to 27°C). Body varies from jet black to jet black with orange stripes and white speckles on flanks with a blood orange belly colour. Almost entirely aquatic and feeding on just about anything.
[click here for larger picture]Cynops ensicauda popei
(3 sexed pairs left)£40.00 /pair Japanese fire-bellied newt
Adults 100 - 120mm
Although previously imported in huge numbers prior to the 1990's these highly aquatic, cool water newts are rarely available these days. We have some superb specimens in tip top condition feeding on almost anything that is small enough to swallow.
[click here for larger picture]
Cynops pyrrhogaster 'Sasayame'
(18 available)£12.50 or £22.00/pair
or £30.00 /trioNorthern dusky salamander
Sub-adults/adults 85 - 120mm
Rarely available in the UK. These were originally ordered as Plethodon glutinosus but turned out to be a species from the ubiquitous genus Desmognathus or seal salamanders. This particular species is widespread in the eastern United States where it inhabits woodlands where slow-moving streams with lots of flat rocks are present. Easy to keep with a prodigious appetite. Quite bold too. Feeding avidly on crickets and earthworms.
[click here for larger picture]Desmognathus fuscus fuscus
(4 left)£15.00
Tokyo Hynobiid salamander
c/b 2009 juveniles 40mm
Uncommon species from the Greater Tokyo region of Japan. Attractive mottled blue/grey coloration and requires a cool sub-aquatic set up (water not too deep). Voracious appetite and easy to keep. rarely available in the UK.
[click here for larger picture]Hynobius tokyoensis
(5 left)£30.00
Italian newt
UK-produced c/b 2009 juveniles 30 - 35mm
This tiny species is endemic to central and southern Italy. Although relatively common it is rarely available in captivity. Require a cool, woodland-style vivarium. These specimens are currently taking springtails and pinhead crickets.
[click here for larger picture]Lissotriton italicus
(2 left)£10.00
Southern Italian Alpine newt
UK-produced c/b 2008 large juveniles 55 - 60mm
Rare and beautiful, hardy species we have a small number of over-wintered larvae that recently metamorphosed at around twice the size of those that metamorphosed the same year.
[click here for larger picture]Mesotriton alpestris inexpectatus
(2 left)£17.50 Greek Alpine newt
UK-produced c/b 2009 large juveniles 45 - 60mm
We believe that this is the first time this subspecies has been offered in the UK for quite some time. Endemic to the Peloponnese region of central Greece it is characterised by the somewhat shorter tail. These specimens are grown on semi-aquatic juveniles taking chopped worms, small crickets, lesser waxworm and bloodworm.Mesotriton alpestris veluchiensis
(4 left)sold Luristan Newt
c/b 2009 juveniles 40mm+
Stunning, rare species from Iran where it is now critically endangered. Fortunately it seems to be quite widely bred. These offspring are from Germany and are feeding avidly on small crickets, lesser waxmoth larvae and freshly sloughed buffalo worms.
[click here for larger picture]Neurergus kaiseri
(10 available)£60.00 Anatolian mountain newt
c/b 2009 large juveniles 65mm
Stunning species from central-eastern Turkey. The original adults of these specimens occur in the Lake Van vicinity and possess larger spots than those from the western part of the range. Rarely available. We have a small number of large juveniles originating from a successful breeding in Germany. We cannot currently sex these specimens.
[click here for larger picture]
Neurergus strauchii strauchii
(more available summer)sold
Algerian ribbed newt
UK-produced c/b 2009 grown-on juveniles 45 - 60mm
Although locally common this species is Increasingly threatened across most of its Algeria and north-western Tunisia range. Unlike the Spanish ribbed newt (Pleurodeles waltl) the ribs do not penetrate the flanks. It is also largely terrestrial for much of the year. Can attain 18cm. Voracious feeder. Tolerant of warmer temperatures than many caudata. Easy to keep but not often offered in the UK.
[click here for larger picture]
Pleurodeles nebulosus
(4 left)£20.00
or £35.00 /2Tendi Valley fire salamander
c/b 07 adults 90mm+
Unusual, small golden-brown or yellow-striped morph from the Tendi Valley, Asturias Mountain in Northern Spain. Rarely offered.
[click here for larger picture]Salamandra salamandra alfredschmidti
(1 adult sexed pair available)£135.00 /pair Lined fire salamander Solling form
c/b 09 juveniles 50mm
Another stunning morph from Solling, central-northern Germany. High yellow morph with wide yellow lines (and thus thinner black lines). Rarely available in the UK.[click here for larger picture] [click here for larger picture of adult ]
Salamandra salamandra terrestris
(2 left)£45.00
or £85.00 /2California newt
w/c adults 18cm
Large colorful American species, easy to keep & very aggressive feeder.
Require cool terrarium and breeds in deep water usually fed by gently flowing water. These are excellent specimens.
[click here for larger picture]Taricha torosa
(5 left)£35.00 or £65.00 /pair Marbled newt
c/b 2007/08 large juveniles/sub-adults 70 - 110mm
Gorgeous species, long-lived and relatively easy to breed once established. The specimens have been captive bred in the UK and are superb quality.
[click here for larger picture]Triturus marmoratus
(3 left)£22.50
Reptiles (click here)
Singles & Reduced to Clear
In order to make space for new arrivals we have the following species
available at reduced prices.
Price Guide (Each) 
Dyeing poison dart frog
c/b 2008, 20 - 25mm large juveniles
Impressive large morph with prodigious appetite (for smaller insects). Grows to around 35mm. Superb specimens - very active and plump!
Click here for larger imageDendrobates tinctorius 'Bakhuis'
(1 available)sold
Available to Order
The following species are on offer from our wholesalers but are not
stocked by us. We can normally acquire these in 2 - 4 days. Sometimes
they may be sold out by the time we request them and prices
are a guide only. Please enquire. (updated 27-11-09)
Scientific Name Price Guide (Each) Eastern tiger salamander 10 - 15cm Ambystoma tigrinum tigrinum £24.99 Giant Palm salamander 12 - 18cm (experienced keepers only) Bolitoglossa dolfleini £69.95 Oriental fire-bellied toad 2 - 3cm Bombina orientalis £9.95 Colorado river toad 10cm+ Bufo alvarius £79.99 Asian Toad 5 - 7cm Bufo melanostictus £10.95 Texas Toad 6 - 8cm Bufo speciosus £14.99 Albino Horned Frog 2cm Ceratophrys cranwelli £29.99 Fantasy Horned Frog 2cm Ceratophrys cranwelli x ornata £34.99 Green Horned Frog 2cm Ceratophrys cranwelli £24.99 Argentine Horned Frog 2cm Ceratophrys ornata £27.99 Chinese fire bellied newt 5 - 6cm Cynops orientalis £9.50 Dyeing Poison Arrow Frog 2 - 3cm Dendrobates tinctorius Patricia £54.99 Blue Poison Arrow Frog 2cm Dendrobates tinctorius azureus £90.00 American Green Tree frog 2 - 3cm Hyla cinerea £9.50 Golden sedge frog 1.5 - 2cm Hyperolius puncticulatus £12.99 Vietnam mossy tree frog 4cm Kurixalus verrusosus
£25.99 Budgetts Frog 2 - 3cm Lepidobatrachus laevis £25.99 Whites Tree Frog 1 - 2cm Litoria caerula £12.50 Cuban Tree frog 5cm + Osteopilus septentrionalis £12.50 Surinam Toad 6 - 10cm Pipa pipa £49.99 Spanish ribbed newt 6 - 9cm Pleurodeles waltl £14.99 Vietnamese Blue Tree frog 5 - 7cm Rhacophorus dennysi £24.99 Greater Siren 10 - 20cm Siren lacertina £49.99 Pied mossy frog 5cm Theloderma asperum £69.99
Please email us in event of a query or question on any species we sell. If you are after a particular species we will also try our best to source captive bred specimens for you.
Please refer to our terms and conditions before ordering any amphibian.
