Ranitomeya amazonica “Red” Size:Adult - Female Available as a rooted plant

Available as a rooted plant with multiple growth points

Tadpoles morph into froglets displaying some black markings on their backs

They are part of Müllerian Mimicry with Ranitomeya imitator “Varadero”

If trying to establish the moss on a non-porous surface that does not have the ability to hold moisture (such as a rock or a drylok background) it may be necessary to lay the moss on top of some strands of moisture-holding Sphagnum Moss

When the tadpoles undergo metamorphosis to become frogs they at first have only two lines of Mint coloration on their back

Ranitomeya amazonica “Red” Size:Adult - Female Available as a rooted plantRanitomeya amazonica can be found in the Amazon Rainforest in several countries, however the specific Red locale is from the Iquitos region in Peru. R. amazonica are a small frog that typically reaches a size of 16 19mm. R. amazonica do not show sexual dimorphism, although the females tend to be slightly larger than the males. R. amazonica will readily breed in the home vivarium, choosing to lay their eggs in bromeliads or film canisters. If film