Imitating Dart Frog, Ranitomeya imitator / Dendrobates imitator (Schulte, 1986) - Care and Breeding

[Alpha Pro Breeders]

Great article and pictures John!

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[spottedcircus]

this is a really great care article. I hope to see more like this in the future. Its nice to have it all in one place.

[Stemcellular]

Wonderful, John. This is the ideal template for a caresheet. I may just add your link to the DB caresheets and be done with it.

[John]

Thanks Ray, I appreciate your kind words!

[suzic1163]

You have certainly brought out the wonders of this amazing creature in those photos, great work!

Please excuse my naivety, but does anyone know if you can keep dart frogs in Australia? I will have to contact local agencies as I can't find the info on the net, but considering that an Irishmen has just written such a detailed care sheet that they are allowed internationally...

[John]

Please excuse my naivety, but does anyone know if you can keep dart frogs in Australia? I will have to contact local agencies as I can't find the info on the net, but considering that an Irishmen has just written such a detailed care sheet that they are allowed internationally...

Australia has very restrictive laws governing the possession of alien species of fauna and flora. Unfortunately, dart frogs cannot be legally possessed in your country. The only legal alien amphibian is the Axolotl, Ambystoma mexicanum.

[AnimalLover]

I'm not an expert on frogs and want to know if there poisonous O.o . . there imitators. Some animals that are imitators dont have them same things or aspects as the "original" animal. So basically i just want to know if there poisionous or not. They are the imitators of dart frog which are poisionous. So all i want to know is if the imitators are poisionous or not. Thanks.