Available Tree Frogs
Sylvia’s Tree Frogs
Cruziohyla sylviae
Sylvia’s Tree Frogs are a species we would classify as an intermediate to advanced amphibian. Additional care is required to really provide the proper husbandry for these frogs. However, if provided the correct environment, these amphibians are very rewarding. Females will grow to approx. 4 inches in length while males will cap out at 2.5 - 3 inches. They love having sturdy, broad leaves to perch on during daylight hours and will roam the entire enclosure during the evening hours. Males of this species have a mild bark/croaking call that is quite mild compared to other vocal species.
$350 - Sexable adults
Reinwardt's Flying Frog
Rhacophorus Reinwardtii
Also known as the “Black Webbed Gliding Frog”, which is more of a common group name for several similar species of gliding frogs found n South East Asia. This species has the reputation of being hard to breed, but we’ve are working with a well established mixed group of captive bred and wild caught adults. Being a robust species means that as captive raised frogs they are quite easy to maintain. Their care is very similar to that of Red-Eyed Tree Frogs and can also vary on humidity and temperature through the year as it relates to their native habitat. They are an amazing and active species to care for as the males are quite vocal with a unique “cackle” vocalization so dissimilar to the more commonly available Central/South American species.
$200 - juveniles (Limited Availability coming in Several Weeks)
Red-Eyed Tree Frogs
Agalychnis callidryas
A great intermediate level species. Red-Eyed Tree Frogs are nocturnal and can be found moving about their entire enclosure throughout the night. During daylight hours, these frogs can be found on the underside of vivarium leaves or on the upper-level glass surfaces. Males are the most vocal at night and will typically try to entice females during the breeding season. Albino Red-Eyed Tree Frogs should not have UVB provided and require D3 from additional supplementation.
$75 - Normal Juvenile
$200 - Purple Juvenile
$175 - ALbino Juvenile
$450 - Pink/Bubblegum Subadult
Vietnamese Mossy Frogs
Theloderma corticale
A great beginner to intermediate level species. Vietnamese Mossy Frogs are unique, when compared to other frogs found in the hobby, as they enjoy having a large water substrate area. This semi-aquatic species can be found in sturdy cork tubes or hanging out partially submerged at the waters edge. This species is nocturnal but can occasionally be found moving through the water during daytime hours. When Mossy Frogs are startled they will mimic their namesake and pretend to be a piece moss that couldn’t be appetizing to a predator. Providing clean water to Mossy Frogs is critical and directly correlates to how well they thrive in captivity.
$120 - Subadult
Australian White’s Tree Frogs
Litoria caerulea
A great beginner to intermediate level species. Mexican Waxy Leaf Frogs are nocturnal but can be occasionally observed moving about the enclosure to thermoregulate. They enjoy a ~90°F basking spot and slightly drier daytime humidity which is a stark contrast to many other tree frogs. They enjoy perching on sturdy ledges, plants and bamboo branches. Tong feeding is possible with juveniles and adults. Males are vocal during the breeding season and can be quite loud.
Limited Number coming Soon!
Fire-Bellied Toads
Bombina orientalis
Fire Bellied Toads are great beginner to intermediate level species. They hail from Southeast Asia and thrive in watery/humid environments. You can find them spending most of their time partially submerged in their paludarium enclosure and occasionally grabbing a quick snack as it walks by.
More coming soon!
Cinnamon Frogs
Theloderma pictus
A great beginner to intermediate level species. Cinnamon Frogs are unique, when compared to other frogs found in the hobby, as they enjoy having a water substrate area. This semi-aquatic species can be found in sturdy cork tubes or hanging out partially submerged at the water’s edge. This species is nocturnal and can be found perched near or at the water’s edge during daylight hours. The coloration of this species can range from brown, to tan, and even a dark brown/red. The males have a faintly audible peeping call that can be heard year round and is not tied to any particular breeding season.
More coming soon!
Amazon Milk Frogs
Trachycephalus resinifictrix
Milk frogs are another great beginner level species. They are nocturnal but can be found moving about their enclosure during the day from their water bowl to whatever perch they find acceptable. Milk frogs are quite engaging and can be trained to eat from tongs if given enough time. They can even tolerate a moderate amount of handling (with the appropriate precautions). Males can be quite vocal at night, enticing females to the water during breeding season.
Out of Stock
Mexican Waxy Leaf Frogs
Agalychnis dacnicolor
A great beginner to intermediate level species. Mexican Waxy Leaf Frogs are nocturnal but can be occasionally observed moving about the enclosure to thermoregulate. They enjoy a ~90°F basking spot and slightly drier daytime humidity which is a stark contrast to many other tree frogs. They enjoy perching on sturdy ledges, plants and bamboo branches. Tong feeding is possible with juveniles and adults. Males are vocal during the breeding season and can be quite loud.
Out of Stock
Lemur Leaf Frogs
Agalychnis lemur
A great intermediate level species. Lemur Leaf Frogs are nocturnal and require more tightly controlled temperature/humidity vivarium parameters. We’ve found that they thrive very well at 72-75°F and 80% humidity. They can be found moving about through their enclosure at night and sleeping on the underside of the vivarium plant leaves during the day. Both genders of this species are quite mellow. While males will call occasionally if their enclosure is sprayed heavily prior to low pressure weather systems.
Out of Stock
Updated: 8/29/26
Availability is based on current breeding projects. Contact us directly for purchasing options.
CB: Captive Bred
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