Descubre el fascinante comportamiento de la Oophaga solanensis, una de las ranas más emblemáticas de Nuquí y del Pacífico colombiano. Esta pequeña joya de colores intensos no solo es venenosa y territorial, sino que también posee un canto característico con el que atrae a las hembras y marca su territorio frente a otros machos. 🎶 Observarla en su hábitat natural es una experiencia única que revela la increíble biodiversidad de nuestra selva húmeda tropical. 🌿💚 Ven y vive la magia de la natura

Oophaga pumilio “Isla Popa” - lovely frogs, bold and charismatic. #nature #frogs #terrarium #wildlife #rainforest | Understory Enterprises Inc.

Feeding my breeding pair of Oophaga anchicayensis “Small Redhead” 🐸 some fruit flies dusted in calcium and vitamin supplement! Both of my “Small Redheads” are doing amazing! I have always dreamt of owning a breeding pair of these frogs due to their vibrant colouration and black reticulation. Each animal is variable and uniquely coloured. They are truly magnificent. These frogs are obligate egg eaters, meaning their young are raised from tadpoles to froglets on a diet of infertile eggs; the fema

Feeding my female Oophaga anchicayensis “small redhead” 🐸 some springtails dusted in calcium and vitamin supplement! Both my male and female “small red heads” are doing amazing! I have always dreamt of owning a breeding pair of this species due to their vibrant colouration and black reticulation. Each animal is variable and uniquely coloured. They are truly magnificent. These frogs are obligate egg eaters, meaning their young are raised from tadpoles to froglets on a diet of infertile eggs; the

Feeding my male Oophaga histrionica “Redhead” small form some fruit flies dusted in calcium and vitamin supplement! Both of my “small red heads” are doing amazing! I have always dreamt of owning a breeding pair of these frogs due to their vibrant colour and black reticulation. Each animal is variable and uniquely coloured. They are truly magnificent. These frogs are obligate egg eaters, meaning their young are raised from tadpoles to froglets on a diet of infertile eggs; the female frog deposits