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Amphibians for sale

We have four categories of Amphibians from Frogs, Toads, Newts and Salamanders to species that do not fall into one of the above. They range in size and colour, from the small colourful Reed Frogs to the large Bullfrogs.


African Big Eyed Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

African Big Eyed Tree Frog
Leptopelis sp

The African Big Eyed Tree Frog can be found in the savannah of northern tropical Africa.

African Bullfrog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

African Bullfrog
Pyxicephalus adspersus

The African Bullfrog is one of the biggest frogs with males growing upto 24cm (9 inches) and weighing an outstanding 2 kilograms (4.4 lbs)!

African Clawed Frog PhotoAvailable to Order

African Clawed Frog
Xenopus laevis

The African clawed frogs are a South African aquatic frog. They can grow up to 12 cm long, have a flattened head and body, but no external ear or tongue.

African Reed Frogs PhotoCurrently Unvailable

African Reed Frogs
Hyperolius sp.

With more than 100 species of Reed Frogs, it is very difficult to determine the Hyperolius species. It's always advisable to buy at least six specimens, as these would have been collected from the same area.

American Green Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

American Green Tree Frog
Hyla cinerea

American Green Tree Frogs are typically bright green with a lateral white/cream stripe that runs from their lip half way down their body.

Asian Painted Bullfrog or Chubby Frog PhotoAvailable to Order

Asian Painted Bullfrog or Chubby Frog
Kaloula pulchra

A hardy frog makes the Painted Bullfrog or Chubby Frog, as it is sometimes known a great beginners pet. Burrowing in the substrate during the day and active throughout the night. Use a night bulb (red or blue bulb), to watch your frog go about it's natura

Axolotl PhotoAvailable to Order

Axolotl
Ambystoma mexicanum

Axolotls are large aquatic salamanders only found in parts of Mexico. They are easy to keep and grow to an impressive 30cm, making the Axolotl a popular exotic pet.

Barking Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Barking Tree Frog
Hyla gratiosa

The Barking Tree Frogs are found in the south east of the United States.

Barred Tiger Salamander PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Barred Tiger Salamander
Ambystoma mavortium

Barred Tiger Salamanders to me are strange looking amphibians. They have eyes that seem to pop put of their head, and a large grinning smile. Brightly coloured with black and yellow marks, makes them very attractive.

Black Spined Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Black Spined Toad
Bufo melanostictus

The Black Spined Toad reaches an adult size of 90mm, they can be found throughout South-Eastern Asia.

Blue-Webbed Gliding Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Blue-Webbed Gliding Tree Frog
Rhacophorus reinwardtii

The Blue-Webbed Gliding Tree Frog can reach an adult size of 90mm. They are green in colour, have large webs between their toes, which are brightly coloured from orange to purple.

Bubble Running Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Bubble Running Frog
Kassina senegalensis

Running Frogs are from the Savanna area of Tropical Zone Africa.

Budget Frogs PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Budget Frogs
Lepidobatrachus laevis

Budget Frogs are an olive green colour and grow to an adult size of 11.5cm (4.5 inches). These are one strange and weird looking creature!

Bumble Bee Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Bumble Bee Toad
Melanophryniscus stelzneri

These small black and yellow toads are a small species growing to an adult size of 25mm to 35mm, females being larger. On their underside they have flashes of red on their feed and belly. They are a hardy species of toad to keep in captivity.

Cameroon Blue Caecilian PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Cameroon Blue Caecilian
Borumuelleri lamottei (???)

Cameroon Blue Caecilian are a tropical amphibian of wormlike appearance. They burrow in damp ground of Africa and feed on small bugs.

Cantabrian Fire Salamander PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Cantabrian Fire Salamander
Salamandra salamandra bernadezi

The Cantabrian Fire Salamander is found in parts of Northern Spain. Each individual varies in colour from black body with orange/yellow patterning to a brown/orange body with a few darker markings.

Chinese Fire Bellied Newt PhotoAvailable to Order

Chinese Fire Bellied Newt
Cynops orientalis

The Chinese Fire Bellied Newt is a small 6 to 10 cm long aquatic newt, although land areas must be provided.

Chinese Green Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Chinese Green Tree Frog
Hyla chinesis

The Chinese Green Tree Frog is a small species reaching between 2 and 4cm. They can be found living in China, Taiwan and Viet Nam.

Cuban Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Cuban Tree Frog
Osteopilus septentrionalis

Cuban Tree Frogs are the largest tree frog in North America, reaching an adult size of 15cm (6 inches). They adapt very well to captive life and make great beginners Tree Frogs!

Dwaf African Bull Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Dwaf African Bull Frog
Pyxicephalus edulis

The Dwaf African Bull Frog is found in Central and South Africa.

Eastern Tiger Salamander PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Eastern Tiger Salamander
Ambystoma tigrum

Eastern Tiger Salamander are a large dark salamander with yellow spots along the body. In the Larva stage, they are also know as Water Dogs.

Egyptian Green Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Egyptian Green Toad
Bufo viridis

The Egyptian Green Toad can reach a size 11cm (4.5 inch). Found in lowland areas in dryish and sandy habitats some live close to the seashore.

Egyptian Square Marked Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Egyptian Square Marked Toad
Bufo regularis

The Egyptian Square Marked Toad has a large habitat range from Egypt throughout most of Africa. They have a general toad appearance and reach an adult size of 6 to 13cm, males tend to be much smaller.

European Green Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

European Green Tree Frog
Hyla arborea

The European Green Tree Frog is a small arboreal species that reaches a maximum size of 4.5cm. They are bright green with a dark lateral stripe that runs from the nose down to the groin area.

False Tomato Frog PhotoAvailable to Order

False Tomato Frog
Dyscophus guineti

False Tomato Frog are known to many as Tomato Frogs, this is the only species available in captivity. They are a lovely red to orange colouration with a dark line running from their eyes to the belly area.

Fire Bellied Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Fire Bellied Toad
Bombina orientalis

The Fire Bellied Toad is one of the most widely kept species of toad. Easy to keep and maintain makes them a great beginners amphibian.

Fire Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Fire Frog
Phrynomantis microps

The Fire Frog can be found in the Savannas of West and Central Africa to the Central African Republic.

Fire Salamander PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Fire Salamander
Salamandra salamandra

The Fire Salamander is Europes most well known species. They have black bodies with bright yellow markings. They are active during the evening and night in search for small insects.

Flower Pot Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Flower Pot Toad
Kaloula baleata

The Flower Pot Toad can be found in Borneo, Indochinese Peninsula, Java, Malay Peninsula and Philippine Islands.

Ghana Reed Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Ghana Reed Frog
Hyperolius fusciventris

This is a species of Reed Frog from Ghana. They are coloured green with a white belly and a few dark markings. They have red and yellow on the inside of their legs. Size is around 1.5 to 2.5cm.

Giant Asian Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Giant Asian Toad
Bufo asper

The Giant Asian Toad or River Toad as it is also known, can reach a length of 22cm, females are larger. They inhabit areas of South East Asia.

Giant Red Legged Running Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Giant Red Legged Running Frog
Kassina maculata

Giant Red Legged Running Frogs are from the Indian Ocean side of Republic of South Africa, north-east of the the Kenya coast.

Golden Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Golden Tree Frog
Polypedates leucomystax

The Golden Tree Frog is from South East Asia, ranging from the Himalayas to Southern China, Java, Kalimantan, the Philippines and India.

Great Plains Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Great Plains Toad
Bufo cognatus

The Great Plains Toads are easy to keep but seem to be rarely offered. They are active during the night in search for foods and hide during the day.

Greater Siren PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Greater Siren
Siren lacertina

The Greater Siren looks more like an ell rather than an amphibian. They only have small front legs, these are sometime hidden near their large gills. Adults can reach a length of around 45cm.

Grey Tree Frog PhotoAvailable to Order

Grey Tree Frog
Hyla versicolor

The Grey Tree Frog is a small species reaching an adult size of 4 to 5cm. Colour can vary from grey to green, their skin seems to have a warty texture.

Hill Garden Mossy Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Hill Garden Mossy Frog
Theloderma aspernum

The Hill Garden Mossy Frog is a small species reaching no more than 3cm. They are found from Indian to Vietnam.

Horned Frog PhotoAvailable to Order

Horned Frog
Ceratophrys aurita, cornuta, cranwelli, ornata, pierroti

Argentinian Horned Frog's are one of the largest amphibians, growing to an adult size of 100-150mm and weighing up to 2Kgs. They eat what ever they can fit in their mouth, be an insect, frog, mouse or even small lizards!

Italian Alpine Newt PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Italian Alpine Newt
Triturus alpestris apuanus

The Italian Alpine Newt is a small 10cm long mainly aquatic newt. They inhabit northern Italy, spending most of their life in cool ponds.

Italian Crested Newt PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Italian Crested Newt
Triturus carnifex

These Italian Crested Newts reach an adult size of 15-17cm (6-6.5 inches). During breeding season the males have a high crest thats runs along their back.

Japanese Fire Bellied Newt PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Japanese Fire Bellied Newt
Cynops pyrrhogaster

The Japanese Fire Bellied Newt is a hardy and easy to maintain aquatic species. They are a small growing to an adult length of 8 to 12cm.

Malayan Giant Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Malayan Giant Frog
Limnonectes malesianus

Malayan Giant Frog found in Indonesia and Malaysia.

Malayan Leaf Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Malayan Leaf Frog
Megophrys montana

The Malayan Leaf Frog looks just like another leaf on the forest floor. The females grow large reaching an adult size of 15cm.

Marbled Salamander PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Marbled Salamander
Ambystoma opacum

The Marbled Salamander is small, reaching an adult size of 8 to 11cm. The body is dark grey to black with white or silvery grey bands.

Marine Toad or Cane Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Marine Toad or Cane Toad
Bufo marinus

The large marine toad or also know as a cane toad can reach sizes of 25cm! They are very poisonous and should only be held with gloves due to the toxins they produce.

Orange Sided Tree Frog or Morelets Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Orange Sided Tree Frog or Morelets Tree Frog
Agalychnis moreletii

The Orange Sided or Morelet's Tree Frogs are green with orange along the side, tops of the arms and the toes. They grow to an adult size of 6-8cm (2.5-3 inches).

Paddle Tailed Newt PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Paddle Tailed Newt
Pachytriton labiatus

The Paddle Tailed Newt has been given its name due to its large flat looking tail. They are a large aquatic newt that reaches a size of between 14-19cm, males being smaller than females.

Phantasmal Poison Frogs PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Phantasmal Poison Frogs
Epipedobates tricolor

The Phantasmal Poison Frog is a small species reaching an adult size 0f 1 to 4cm. They inhabit the slopes of the central Ecuador.

Pig Nosed Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Pig Nosed Frog
Hemisus marmoratus

The Pig-nosed Frog is also called a Mottled Shovel-Nosed Frog due to the shape of its nose. They are found in the south of Africa, growing up to 35mm.

Poison Dart Frog PhotoAvailable to Order

Poison Dart Frog
Dendrobates species

Poison Dart Frogs are a small brightly coloured frog which can be found in parts of America.

Red Backed Salamander PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Red Backed Salamander
Plethodon cinereus

Red Backed Salamanders can be found in leaf litter, under rocks or logs in Eastern North America. They can reach lengths of 60-120mm.

Red Eyed Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Red Eyed Tree Frog
Agalychnis callidryas

Red Eyed Tree Frogs are one of the most sought after species due to their bright colours and stunning red eyes.

Sharp Ribbed Newt PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Sharp Ribbed Newt
Pleurodeles waltl

The Sharp Ribbed Newt is the largest european newt reaching upto 300mm in the wild, but averages out at 150-200mm in captivity.

Slimy Salamander PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Slimy Salamander
Plethodon glutinosus

The Slimy Salamander is black in colour with white/silver specks. They are found throughout the Eastern and central United States.

Small Mouthed Salamander PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Small Mouthed Salamander
Ambystoma texanum

The name for the Smal-Mouthed Salamander is due to the size of its mouth. This is small compared to its body and the lower jar protrudes. Adults reach a length between 110-175mm.

Southern Pygmy Marbled Newt PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Southern Pygmy Marbled Newt
Triturus pygmaeus

Southern Pygmy Marbled Newt have a green body with brown/black markings, males have a small crest. They are found in South-west Spain and southern Portugal.

Southern Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Southern Toad
Bufo terrestris

The Southern Toad reaches an adult size of 4 to 9cm, females being the largest. They inhabit sandy areas, marshes, and mixed hardwood swamps in South America.

Southern Two-Lined Salamander PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Southern Two-Lined Salamander
Eurycea cirrigera

The Southern Two-Lined Salamander is a golden colour with two dark lines running down the side of the body, they reach a length of 60-110mm.

Spotted Salamander PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Spotted Salamander
Ambystoma maculatum

The Spotted Salamander has a dark body with yellow spots, they reach an adult size of 11 to 20cm. They are found in moist areas of Southern Canada to Northern Florida.

Striped Spiny Reed Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Striped Spiny Reed Frog
Afrixalus dorsalis

This small Reed Frog reaches an adult size between 25-30mm. Found in bushland in the West African forest.

Surinam Toad PhotoAvailable to Order

Surinam Toad
Pipa pipa

Surinam Toads are leaf like in appearance and nearly completely flat. They have a strange reproduction where the female lays her eggs onto the males back. They can reach 20cm in length, however 10 to 13cm is typical.

Tree Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Tree Toad
Pedostibes hosii

The Tree Toad is an arboreal species that lives in forests throughout Borneo . Females are large compared to males, reaching an adult size of up to 10cm.

Uluguru Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Uluguru Tree Frog
Leptopelis uluguruensis

The Uluguru Tree Frog is a small species reaching an adult size of 3 to 5cm with females being slightly larger. Colouration is a green to blue green, some may have spots or rings present.

Vermiculated Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Vermiculated Tree Frog
Leptopelis vermiculatus

The Vermiculated Tree Frog is a medium sized tree frog reaching 4 to 8cm. There are two colour phases, the first being bright green with black speckles giving them a marbled effect, the second phase is brown with darker markings along the body.

Waxy Monkey Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Waxy Monkey Tree Frog
Phyllomedusa sauvagii

Waxy Monkey Tree Frogs grow to an adult size of 5 to 8cm, females being largest. They have a waxy feel to their skin, this allows them to bask in tree tops of South to Central America.

Western Green Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Western Green Toad
Bufo debilis

A nice small, brightly coloured species that is very active during the night in search of foods. The Western Green Toad makes a great pet amphibian, being

White Lipped Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

White Lipped Tree Frog
Litoria infrafrenata

The White Lipped Frog can be found in the northeast of Australia, New Guinea

Whites Tree Frog PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Whites Tree Frog
Litoria caerulea

The is the best tree frog to keep if you are a beginner or wanting a new species to add to your collection. With their round, plump bodies and big appetites, these will keep you amused.

Yellow Bellied Toad PhotoCurrently Unvailable

Yellow Bellied Toad
Bombina variegata

The Yellow Bellied Toad grows to an adult size of 1-2 inches. They are a small, plump toad with a dark warty back and a yellow to orange belly.

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