The rain frog, scientifically known as Breviceps (often called the desert rain frog or African rain frog), has become an internet sensation thanks to its grumpy expression and squeaky call. Viral videos have fueled interest among exotic pet enthusiasts who wonder: Can you keep a rain frog as a pet? While their round bodies and…
Pacman frogs, scientifically known as Ceratophrys, are among the most recognizable amphibians in the exotic pet trade. With their rounded, squat bodies and oversized mouths, they resemble the classic video game character Pac-Man, earning them their popular nickname. Despite their reputation as “lazy” or sedentary creatures, Pacman frogs are fascinating predators with unique care requirements…
Tree frogs as pets are becoming increasingly popular among exotic pet enthusiasts—and for good reason. Known for their sticky toe pads, gentle nature, and charming appearance, tree frogs can be both adorable and surprisingly easy to care for. Unlike larger amphibians, they require relatively small enclosures and thrive when provided with the right balance of…
When it comes to amphibians, few creatures spark more curiosity than frogs and toads. People often use the words interchangeably, but are they actually the same animal? Scientifically, frogs and toads belong to the same order—Anura—yet they represent different families with distinct physical traits, habitats, and behaviors. So, what’s the real difference between a frog…
Thinking of getting a poison dart frog? These vibrant, jewel-like amphibians often attract exotic pet enthusiasts with their stunning colors, small size, and unique behaviors. Native to Central and South America, poison dart frogs (family Dendrobatidae) are known for their dazzling patterns that range from electric blue and emerald green to fiery orange and yellow….