Upcoming Events

NARBC
Tinley Park, IL October 13-14, 2012
Event Website

MICROCOSM
San Diego, CA March 22-23, 2013
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Welcome

Welcome to Ranitomeya.com!

May 2012 Update:

Thanks everyone for making Frog Day great!

For the remainder of 2012 and into the spring of 2013, we will not be making any Highland Lamasi available to the general public.   We are attempting to set up a controlled breeding program with other keepers in order to stabilize this frog's precarious position in the hobby.

If you ever need to get rid of Ranitomeya frogs, please let us know.  We are happy to purchase/rehome thumbnails so that their genes aren't lost to the hobby.

New Ranitomeya & Andinobates Poster Available:

This poster is the combined effort of the Swedish Dendrobatid Society and Jason Brown and features all of the species of Ranitomeya and Andinobates. The dimensions are 50 x 70 cm and it is printed on 200g paper.  Posters are available for $25 shipped via USPS in a 1.5 in inside diameter tube.  They can be purchased through paypal ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) or with cash or check.  Please email me at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you have any questions.

Ranitomeya & Andinobates Poster

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Availiable Frogs:
We are all out of froglets right now and are currently growing more up for NARBC this fall.  Most likely we will not be shipping this summer.

Online Info:
You can find me(Chris) on DartFrogz.com as Aurotaenia, Dendroboard.com & Dart Den as Chris Miller and on Twitter.com as Terribilis.

 

Species Updates

  • R. variabilis 'Southern' R. variabilis 'Southern'
    These variabilis come from a population rfurther south than the highland morph imported by INIBICO and Understory Enterprises.  These frogs are a little bit larger than the highland morph and in general...
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  • R. imitator 'Banded' R. imitator 'Banded'
    These imitator originate in the Huallaga River area where they are sympatric with R. summersi - the species they mimic.  They are such good mimics that the initial groups of summersi smuggled out of Peru...
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  • R. imitator 'Yumbatos' R. imitator 'Yumbatos'
    The Yumbatos frogs represent the most common phenotype(striped) for R. imitator in the wild.  Our frogs vary from yellow to light orange with green to blue netting on the legs.  The parents of these...
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