Welcome
Welcome to Ranitomeya.com!
Please take a look around and let me know what you think. I'm just finishing up the site and trying to add more care content at the moment. This all started when I (Chris) gave my dad (Darryl) some R. variabilis for Father's Day last year and he became interested in doing more with frogs. After being in the frog hobby and watching what happens to frogs with the popularity booms and busts, I decided the best thing that people could do for frogs would be to focus on some group of species and secure their place in the hobby.
That's exactly what we've tried to do: gather up old and new bloodlines of thumbnails, register them with TWI's Amphibian Steward Network and then produce them in sustainable numbers for release into the hobby. Along the way we hope to develop and disseminate improved care routines for the keeping and breeding of thumbnail frogs and have a good time. After all, these are truly amazing creatures.
You can find me on DartFrogz.com and Dendroboard.com as Aurotaenia and on Twitter.com as Terribilis.
Species Updates
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R. flavovittata R. flavovittata is related to the imitator group of frogs. It's the sister species to R. vanzolinii and is the smallest of the imitator(vanzolinii) genetic group. The call is similar to R. imitator,...Read More... -
R. summersi 'Huallaga' R. summersi, is one of the larger species of thumbnails with some females reaching an inch in length. The species used to be considered a morph of R. fantastica and are still referred to by some...Read More... -
R. lamasi 'Orange Panguana' R. lamasi 'Orange Panguana' are similar to the 'Panguana' morph, as they possess white to blue/gray reticulations on their legs. The color of the 'Orange Panguana' vary from light orange to a brick ...Read More...
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