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Blue Poison Dart Frogs for Sale

Are you looking for a stunning centerpiece for your vivarium? We have the beautiful blue poison dart frog for sale at best prices. These frogs are famous for their bright blue color and unique black spots. They are one of the most popular pet frogs in the world.

Our frogs are 100% captive-bred. This means they are healthy, active, and safe to keep. Unlike wild frogs, captive-bred dart frogs are not poisonous. They are bold and active during the day.

You will often see them hopping around the front of the tank. They are great for beginners who want a colorful and hardy pet.

Order your blue poison dart frog for sale today and start your rainforest terrarium.

Characteristics Of Blue Poison Dart Frog

• Scientific Name: Dendrobates tinctorius “Azureus”
• Adult Size: 1.5 to 2 inches (Medium size).
• Lifespan: 10 to 15 years in captivity
• Color: Bright blue body with black spots. The belly is often a darker blue.
• Activity: Diurnal (active during the day).
• Temperament: Bold but territorial. Best kept in pairs or small groups with plenty of space.
• Diet: Insectivore (eats fruit flies and small crickets).

Blue Poison Dart Frog For Sale (FAQ)

a) Where do blue poison dart frogs live? In the wild, researchers find these frogs in an incredibly small area in South Suriname and parts of northern Brazil. They live in the “Sipaliwini Savanna,” which is a forest area surrounded by open grasslands.

b) What do blue poison dart frogs eat? They are insectivores, which means they only eat bugs.

• In the Wild: They eat ants, termites, beetles, and mites. This wild diet is what helps them create their poison.
• In Captivity: They eat flightless fruit flies and tiny crickets. Because these captive insects do not have toxins, the frogs need calcium and vitamin supplements dusted on their food to stay healthy.

c) Are blue poison dart frogs poisonous? It depends on where they were born.

• Wild Frogs: Yes, they are toxic. They get their poison from eating specific wild ants and termites.
• Captive-Bred Frogs: No, they are not poisonous. Since pet frogs eat fruit flies instead of toxic wild ants, they are completely harmless. You can keep them safely without worrying about poison.

Our Blue Poison Dart Frog for sale are ready to ship with live arrival guaranteed. Get yours today and bring home the beauty of the rainforest!