Phrynomantis bifasciatus Toxicity

[BunnyGirl]

I have a 46 gall bow front tank setup for tree frogs. I currently have a green tree frog in there. Today I went to petco and bought a Phrynomantis bifasciatus, he was incorrectly labeled. since getting home I have researched and realized that they are toxic. Are they toxic to both people and other frogs? How toxic are they? Can I keep him in with my other tree frogs? I really cant setup another tank right now, I could put him in a 10 gallon i guess. Thank you!

 

[Silverdusk]

http://en.lmgtfy.com/?q=Phrynomantis+bifasciatus

Its slow mode of moving about matters little as this species is quite toxic - its bright colors warn potential predators to avoid making a meal of this attractive little frog. Normal handling of this frog is generally safe. However, if there are scratches or open wounds on one's hands, poisoning can result. Symptoms of a poisoning include painful swelling, difficulty in breathing, headache, increased heart rate, and nausea. These symptoms should last no more than 4 hours. If other frogs are kept in the same enclosure with this species, they may well die.