Dart Frog COBALT

Name: Dart Frog COBALT
Brand: Northwest Zoological
SKU: Amphibian:DF:Cobalt
Price: 33.50 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Dendrobates tinctorius is known as the Dyeing Dart Frog because it is highly variable and colorful, with some forms looking like they were splashed by vivid colors of ink. Breeders and hobbyists often simply refer to them as “Tinks.” This is one of the largest of the dart frogs. Whereas most species barely reach an inch, and eat nothing much larger than a fruit fly, an adult Dyeing Dart Frog can be two inches in length and will eat two-week old crickets or larger prey. This species is distributed across northern South America from Venezuela to parts of Guyana, Suriname, Brazil, and nearly all of French Guiana.

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Scientific Name: Dendrobates tinctorius

Country of Origin: Suriname

Temp/Humidity: Terrestrial | 70°- 80° F/70% - 90%

Diet: Melanogaster fruit flies and pinhead crickets

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Captive-bred animals generally are healthier and make much better pets than those collected in the wild. The species that captive-breeding efforts are dedicated to are generally better choices for captivity. Captive-bred animals maximize the opportunity for your customer's success and enjoyment of a thriving hobby. We do not keep or sell wild-caught herps and as a result our animals are not exposed to the potential illnesses and parasites of wild-collected specimens. We are captive-breeders and support captive-breeders. We ask that you do as well.