Poison Dart Frogs

[Jakedn]

I'm interested in getting some of these soon and I was wondering if anybody can point me in the right direction for information about them.

Also, what are the different species, or locales available. Is there any change in care from one locale or species to the next?

Which species would you guys recommend me looking at that would be interesting to watch, not too expensive, and somewhat easy to care for?

Thanks,
Jake

 

[Dean Pulcini]

I have some cb green and black Costa Rican Dendrobates Auratus that I will sell to you. They are very forgiving as far as dart frogs go. You can learn alot here www.Dendroboard.com

 

[Greyhoundmom320]

I was also thinking about dart frogs. Are there any species that can be housed together?

 

[ijmccollum]

I do Red Eye Tree frogs not dart frogs. I remember seeing them at the SLC Repti-Expo this fall. I will say they are stunning. I understand that if you do a colony you want them to be the same species due to specific needs. And the one male to enclosure rule does apply. And while they do stay pretty small they do require large habitat -- very tropical. I think LLL does some darts so you could start there for info and get an idea on pricing. As far as wich is easier -- I don't know.