Frogs are amphibians, which comes from the Greek language and means
Frog
Frogs can make lovely pets, but frogs in the wild are facing population declines and extinction largely as a result of human activities. Unfortunately, the pet trade is likely contributing to the amphibian extinction crisis and the spread of an devastatin
Dwarf Clawed Frogs
The oriental fire-bellied toad seems fairly nondescript—a green toad with black spots blending nicely with the verdant colors of its habitat. It’s not until it perceives a threat that this flashy amphibian reveals its true colors.
Oriental Fire Bellied Toads
Whites tree frogs are found throughout Indonesia and the tropical north of Australia. They are large, heavy-bodied frogs, and range in color from maroon, to bright green to even blue! There is often variation among the color of adult frogs based on their
White's Tree Frog
These frogs are highly variable in color, and can range from light to dark brown, bronze or black, with green to blue stripes, spots, or bands covering them.
Green - Black Arrow Frog
These little green gems inhabit large areas along the south east coast of North America. They are found in woods and scrub areas, especially near streams and ponds. They frequently can be heard calling throughout the summer months.
Green Tree Frog
The pixie frog is the largest amphibian in south Africa, and the second largest frog in the world.
Pixie Frogs
Mantellas are colorful frogs found in Madagascar. Because of their colorings, many people think they are poison arrow frogs, but this is an entirely different species.
Painted Mantella Frog
The Madagascan Tomato Frog is found only in Madagascar and there they are limited to the northwestern part of the island.
Tomato Frogs
Red-eyed tree frogs are among the most beautiful and widely recognized of all living amphibians.
Red Eyed Tree Frogs
Native to the United States throughout the Coastal Plain of the Southeast, including all of southern and eastern South Carolina and Georgia.
Barking Tree Frogs
Bumble Bee Arrow Frogs are small frogs with black and yellow bands, hence their name.
Bumble Bee Arrow Frogs
There are over 150 species of Reed Frogs with varying colors and patterns, but they all have similar care.
Reed Frogs
The Dendrobates Azureus is often known simply as the Blue Poison Dart Frog.
Dyeing Arrow Frog
Spotted salamanders have always attracted a cult following of fans due to their submissive nature, ease of captive care and relative obscurity in the pet trade.
Salamander



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