Argus Reed Frogs, Red Footed Reed Frogs, Red Legged Running Frogs, and more!

[LLLReptile]

Available frogs!


Baby Red Eyed Tree Frogs $24.99 each


Baby Leutino Red Eyed Tree Frogs $39.99 each


Subadult Female Tanzanian Pixie Frog $79.99 each


Adult Male Tanzanian Pixie Frog $79.99 each


Baby South African Pixie Frogs $29.99 each


Baby Green Pacman Frogs SALE PRICE! $14.99


Baby Albino Pacman Frogs SALE PRICE $17.99 each


Baby Fantasy Frog $26.99 each


Baby Strawberry Pineapple Pacman Frogs $34.99 each


Baby Apricot Pacman Frogs $32.99 each


Chubby Frogs $12.99 each


Cuban Tree Frogs $12.99 each


Baby Tomato Frogs $19.99 each


Red Legged Running Frogs $15.99 each


Argus Reed Frogs $14.99 each


Red Footed Reed Frogs $12.99 each


Spanish Ribbed Newts $29.99 each

Available frogs updated daily here: Tree Frogs, Other Frogs & Amphibians



-Jen

[Andrew exotics]

Hey lllreptile great pics.i have a question about those argus reed frogs,do they call loud?And also they can eat pinheads right?,or are they on fruit flys or springtails?

[birdsflybackwards]

The argus look like Hyperolius mitchelli. Male argus are green, the females are orangeish with spots. Reed frogs have a very loud call and will not eat springtails generally. Unless there are babies or very small species they should eat something more substantial than flies. I feed them maybe twice a month but they really thrive on something larger like crickets or roaches. They have big mouths and are not picky.

[LLLReptile]

Argus Reed Frogs Calling - YouTube - that's a video of some calling at one of our stores a while back. It's noticeable, but not so loud that you'll regret having them in your home. They are on small crickets - as birdsflybackwards noted, they need something bigger/more substantial than fruit flies. We offer ours small (1/4") size crickets, although I don't doubt in the slightest that they'd take something larger.

-Jen

[Shell]

I temporarily had some painted reed frogs, which are very similar in size and habits to the argus.. I fed them on very large flies.. like the blowfly/bluefly type, which I caught wild as no feeder bugs for sale in my country. They loved them and swallowed 2 or 3 in rapid succession. I kept them for about 2 months and then released them as I didn't have a large tank setup that they deserved. They were nice and fat when I let them go My 5cents lol

[Yoda]

I would love to buy a tomato frog but i am afraid I won't be able to get to canada.