Costa Rican toads

[tjtreefrog]

Rhaebo haemetiticus
This is my favorite toad, not only because it was my first frog kept as a pet, but also because of its incredible camouflage resembling a dead leaf on the forest floor. This toads lack the classic warty skin but have the parotoid glands. R. haemetiticus color is normally a dark brown with one or two dark blotches that resemble holes on a dead leaf. It also normally has a light vertebral line. This toads have a dark facial mask, helping them in there camouflage even more. This frogs reproduce at the end of the dry season on the remaining water poodles.

I love this toad!!

[Kurt]

Thanks for posting this. I have been a fan of Incilius luetkenii & coniferus for quite some time now, but they are just not available here. Also like Incilius periglenes and Atelopus varius, but one is extint and the other critically endangered.

[pez]

Thomas, guess what I have here.
A young Rhaebo haemetiticus!

Thanks for posting this. I have been a fan of Incilius luetkenii & coniferus for quite some time now, but they are just not available here. Also like Incilius periglenes and Atelopus varius, but one is extint and the other critically endangered.

Is sad how amphibian species are dissappearing.

[tjtreefrog]

Thomas, guess what I have here.
A young Rhaebo haemetiticus!

Pez, buddy, friend, pal, amigo,

You need to figure out how to ship those guys up here!

[pez]

you forgot mae and compa.

Its very hard to do so, You need to have some permits but is hard to get them

[tjtreefrog]

you forgot mae and compa.

Its very hard to do so, You need to have some permits but is hard to get them

Dang, road trip time!!

[Kurt]

Oh good that way you can be arrested when you try to sneak them out of Costa Rica. Lots of luck.