Diving into the Colorful World of Tinctorius Dart Frogs

[@grimmthevampirecat]

The world needs more people like Colin.

[@Stwinky]

We need him in again!! His enthusiasm and experience with the frog is so much fun. I’d love to hear more thoughts about dart frogs, care, and the community in general

[@Jennifer-nz2ss]

Thankx guys! Was very 😎 cool. 🐸🐸🐸🦎🦎🦎🦎

[@falcolf]

This guy is a total gem, such a sweetheart!!!❤

[@charleshamby575]

This guy was perfect I loved everything he said can't wait to get me some frogs from Josh's frogs, still making the tarrarium and researching there care ❤ so thank you both❤

[@mitchellgiles1143]

Two questions: 1- I live in Utah, really dry air. Still possible to keep frogs with all the right stuff? 2- what I if I don’t want to breed them and just want to keep a pair?

[@ravosavo]

Mostly very accurate and informative, but a couple of things: 8 weeks is too young to sell froglets. 20 years ago the standard was at least 3 months, I prefer 4-5 months. This produces large, well started froggies. If you buy from Josh's expect really tiny frogs. 2- Frogs should not be bred year- round. They should be given a dry season with lighter feedings to rest. Then begin a wet season with increased feeding for the breeding season. Year round breeding reduces the life span and stresses the frogs unduly. It is cruel.