Phyllobates terribilis “Mint”

Terribilis are a great choice if you want a large bold frog that can be kept in groups! Mints have a surreal coloration that gives them a ghost-like appearance. Terribilis can take upwards of 18-24 months to reach sexual maturity. Males have a relatively loud call, and will often use the highest perch they can reach to call out to get a female’s attention. Mature females can lay relatively large clutches containing up to several dozen eggs. Tadpoles can be kept communally. When the tadpoles undergo metamorphosis to become frogs they at first have only two lines of Mint coloration on their back. Over the first few months on land this coloration expands until nearly the whole frog is Mint colored.